The stage is set for a historic milestone in African sports as Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon, prepares to host the inaugural edition of the Women’s African Minifootball Cup.
Organized by Minifootball Cameroon under the auspices of the African Minifootball Confederation – AMC, this landmark tournament will run from September 30 to October 4, 2026. Fans across the continent are eagerly anticipating the official unveiling of the tournament trophy, which symbolizes a new era for women’s sports in the region.
Eight prominent African nations have confirmed their participation in this groundbreaking competition: host country Cameroon, alongside Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, Kenya, Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Guinea.
The intense five-day tournament promises high-caliber athleticism as these teams battle for continental dominance, showcasing the rapid growth and rising popularity of minifootball among female athletes across Africa.
Serving as the premiere continental showcase for women’s minifootball, the tournament carries massive stakes beyond regional glory. This historic AMC event doubles as an official qualifying tournament for the World Minifootball Federation – WMF World Cup, offering the top-performing teams a prestigious pathway to represent the African continent on the global stage.
