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Morocco World
2 days ago
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- Morocco World
WAFCON 2024: Ghana vs Tanzania – Preview & Score Prediction
Ghana and Tanzania head into a decisive Group C clash at the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with both sides chasing a lifeline to the quarter-finals. Kick-off is at 8 p.m. Moroccan time (GMT+1), and fans can catch the action live on beIN Sports, CANAL+, New WorldTV, SuperSport, Azam Media, SABC, Ziggo, BAND, SportTV, and Arena Sport. The Black Queens have just one point after a 2-0 defeat to South Africa and a 1-1 draw with Mali. Tanzania also sit on a point, having lost narrowly to Mali and held South Africa. Victory is non-negotiable for Ghana if they are to stand a chance of sneaking into the next round as one of the best third-placed teams. Tanzania, on the other hand, could scrape through with a draw, depending on results elsewhere. Both teams have struggled to convert chances, but Ghana's experience may just tip the balance. If we're calling it, Ghana 2-1 Tanzania feels about right. Tags: GhanaTanzaniaWOmen's Africa Cup of Nations
Morocco World
5 days ago
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- Morocco World
Tanzania vs South Africa: Match Preview & Score Prediction
South Africa will aim to seal a place in the quarter-finals of the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations when they take on Tanzania tonight at Honour Stadium in Oujda Kick-off is at 8 p.m. Moroccan time (GMT+1), and fans can catch the action live on beIN Sports, CANAL+, New WorldTV, SuperSport, Azam Media, SABC, Ziggo, BAND, SportTV, and Arena Sport. The defending champions made a statement in their opening match, beating Ghana 2–0 thanks to goals from Linda Motlhalo and Jermaine Seoposenwe. That win extended South Africa's unbeaten run in 2024 to eight straight victories, with six clean sheets and 17 goals scored along the way. Another three points in this game would guarantee safe passage to the last eight. For Tanzania, the margin for error is now razor thin. A narrow 1–0 defeat to Mali in their opener has left them needing at least a point to keep hopes alive of sneaking through as one of the best third-placed sides. But facing Banyana Banyana – a side brimming with experience and pedigree – is no easy task. Twiga Stars showed promise in qualifying, but have looked short of ideas against top-tier opposition. They were humbled 3–0 by Morocco in a pre-tournament friendly and struggled to threaten Mali. Score Prediction: South Africa are simply a level above. Desiree Ellis' team are organised, clinical, and battle-hardened. Barring a miracle, this should be a routine win. MWN says South Africa 3–0 Tanzania
Morocco World
09-07-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
Morocco vs DR Congo: Preview & Score Prediction
Morocco's women's team face DR Congo on Wednesday night in a must-win match in Rabat, as they aim to stay on course for a spot in the quarter-finals of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Kick-off is at 8 p.m. Moroccan time (GMT+1), and fans can catch the action live on beIN Sport, CANAL+, New WorldTV, SuperSport, Azam Media, SABC, Ziggo, BAND, SportTV, and Arena Sport. The Atlas Lionesses began their campaign with a 2-2 draw against Zambia and now need all three points to boost their chances of advancing. A win would also keep them in the race to top the group. DR Congo, on the other hand, are under pressure after a heavy 4-0 defeat to Senegal in their first game. Another loss would see them crash out of the competition. The two teams last met in a friendly in June 2024, with Morocco winning 3-2. That gives Jorge Vilda's side a slight edge, but the stakes are much higher this time. Morocco coach Vilda is expected to rely on experienced names like Ghizlane Chebbak and Ibtissam Jraidi, while also hoping to see an improved performance at the back after some shaky defending against Zambia. A win on Wednesday would allow Morocco to approach their final group game against Senegal with more breathing room. Anything less, and it could be a tense finale. Score Prediction: Morocco 2-0 DR Congo Tags: DR CongoMoroccoWOmen's Africa Cup of Nations
Morocco World
07-07-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
Mali vs Tanzania: Preview & Predicted Score
Mali and Tanzania meet in Berkane today for their first game in Group C at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations held in Morocco. Kick-off is at 8 p.m. Moroccan time (GMT+1), and fans can catch the action live on beIN Sport, CANAL+, New WorldTV, SuperSport, Azam Media, SABC, Ziggo, BAND, SportTV, and Arena Sport. It's a chance for both teams to get their campaign off to a strong start in a tricky group that also includes South Africa and Ghana. The two sides haven't met in this tournament since 2010 when Mali edged a wild 3-2 win – a match remembered for four goals in just seven first-half minutes. But that was a long time ago, and plenty has changed since. Mali are hoping to recapture the form that saw them reach the semi-finals in 2018, their best-ever finish. They looked sharp in qualifying, scoring 20 goals and conceding only three. With PSG's Agueicha Diarra in goalscoring form – she netted eight times during qualifying – and Fleury 91 midfielder Aïssata Traoré bringing French experience, there's optimism in the camp. Coach Mohamed Saloum says his side are 'ready, focused and eager to go far', while Traoré insists they're aiming to start strong and show they mean business. Tanzania, meanwhile, are back at WAFCON for the first time since 2010 – and they know they're carrying the hopes of East Africa as the region's only representative. Head coach Bakari Shime has praised the squad's preparation and says the team are in a good place mentally ahead of the opener. They'll be missing two key players though: Clement Opah, who is suspended, and striker Clara Luvanga, who didn't take part in Sunday's training and is under medical observation. Vice-captain Anastazia Katunzi says the team are excited to be back on the continental stage and are fully focused on executing the game plan they've been working on. This is only Tanzania's third appearance at WAFCON and they've never made it past the group stage. But with experienced names like Stumai Abdallah, Aisha Mnuka and Elizabeth Chenge in the mix, they'll fancy their chances of causing a few problems. Interestingly, the two sides met recently in a friendly in Dar es Salaam which ended 2-2 – so there's very little between them on paper. Mali might be the favourites, but Tanzania won't roll over. Score prediction: Mali are stronger on paper. They scored 20 goals in qualifiers and have the tournament's top scorer, Agueicha Diarra. Their defence is solid too, letting in just three goals. Tanzania are motivated but missing key players, and they're up against a more experienced side. Unless they defend really well, Mali should win this comfortably. MWN says Mali 2–0 Tanzania Tags: maliTanzaniaWAFCONWOmen's Africa Cup of Nations
