Cameroon wins historic African women's title

Cameroon won their first Africa Women's Cup of Nations title after defeating Malawi 3-0 in the final, a match in which Mary Nja scored a brace in the first half. Cameroon secured the title after three previous final defeats, while Malawi was participating in the tournament for the first time. Both teams qualified for the upcoming Women's World Cup in Brazil, along with Morocco and Algeria, the latter of whom finished third. The victory demonstrated Cameroon's dominance in the first half, with Nja scoring two goals and a third added in extra time, making Cameroon the fourth team to win the tournament since its inception in 1998.

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