Cameroon and Malawi in AFCON Women final

The final of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations held in Rabat at the Moulay Hassan Stadium featured a historic rivalry between the Cameroon and Malawi teams. For the first time, two teams that have never won the title face each other. Cameroon, making its third appearance in the final after losses in 2014 and 2016, relies on its defensive experience and team strength. Meanwhile, Malawi is considered the surprise of the tournament, relying on its attacking power, having scored 12 goals in five matches, led by the sister duo Tabetha and Timuwa Chawinga. The match represents an opportunity for Malawi to achieve a historic milestone in its first-ever final appearance, while Cameroon aims to win its first title—and the first for a non-Nigerian team since the tournament's inception in 1998. The Malawi women face a significant challenge against a team known for its resilience and experience, and the game is expected to be decisive in determining the winner for the first time in this history.

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