African women’s football is set for a spectacular event in Morocco from November 9 to 23, where eight teams will compete for the fourth edition of the CAF Women’s Champions League title. While Mamelodi Sundowns and AS FAR aim to reclaim the championship, other teams are eager to make history.
Morocco: A Football Hub
By hosting this premier tournament, Morocco continues to showcase its leadership in organizing major sports events. The Confederation of African Football highlighted Morocco’s successful hosting of the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, reinforcing its status as a top destination for football, with state-of-the-art facilities ready to host the best of African women’s football.
AS FAR: Aiming for Another Title
AS FAR, champions of the 2022 league, will strive to secure another title on home ground. With a roster filled with national team players, the team is looking to match Mamelodi Sundowns’ record.
Mamelodi Sundowns: Chasing a Third Star
The South African team, with two championships under its belt, is back to redeem itself after the 2022 final loss to AS FAR. Key player Boitumelo Rabale will lead the offensive, known for her sharp playmaking and goal-scoring prowess.
TP Mazembe and Newcomers: Potential Dark Horses
Led by Moroccan coach Lamia Boumehdi, TP Mazembe hopes to stand out in this competition. In addition to the regulars, five debuting clubs will join, eager to make their mark in this evolving league.
