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WAFCON Morocco 2026: Ticket sales officially open

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The countdown to the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) is entering its final stretch. With just four days to go before kick-off, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) officially opened ticket sales for the tournament on Wednesday, July 22, in partnership with Visa. The competition, which will run from July 26 to August 16 in Morocco, is expected to attract thousands of fans for the biggest edition of Africa’s premier women’s football tournament.

Visa cardholders enjoy exclusive presale

The first phase of ticket sales is exclusively reserved for Visa cardholders, giving them priority access before tickets become available to the general public. The 48-hour presale began on July 22 and will end on July 23, after which all remaining tickets will be released for public purchase. The initiative is part of Visa’s partnership with CAF as the governing body’s official payment partner.

Ticket : https://webook.com/fr/page/wafcon-2026

Fans can already secure their seats

Supporters eager to attend the tournament can purchase tickets through the official ticketing platform launched by the organizers. The 2026 edition promises to deliver top-level football as Africa’s best women’s national teams compete for continental glory on Moroccan soil.

More infos : ww.cafonline.com

A historic edition of WAFCON

WAFCON Morocco 2026 will make history as the first edition to feature 16 national teams, highlighting the rapid growth of women’s football across the continent. In addition to lifting the continental trophy, participating nations will battle for qualification to the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup. CAF has also announced a record prize of $2 million for the tournament winners, underlining its commitment to accelerating the development of women’s football in Africa.

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