AFCON 2022: All you want to be aware as competition starts off Saturday For three radiant long stretches of football, two fabulous urban areas - Casablanca and Rabat - will play host to the fight for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Despite the fact that Ghana's Black Queens didn't qualify, a gala of football is ensured to energize on the fields of the North African country. At the point when: 2 - 23 July Where: Morocco What: TotalEnergies Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Step by step instructions to watch: Build up and live inclusion on GTV Sports+ and SuperSport The 2022 TotalEnergies African Women's Cup of Nations will be held from 2 - 23 July in Morocco in two of the world's most well known urban areas, Casablanca and Rabat. Has Morocco will start off the competition in Rabat against Burkina Faso at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Complex at 20h30 GMT. Aside the hosts, Uganda, Burundi, Zambia, Senegal, Togo, Nigeria (champions), Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Botswana, Cameroon and South Africa will seek the fourteenth version of the Cup. The competition bends over as the African qualifiers for the 2023 Fifa Women's World Cup and the main four groups at the WAFCON will consequently fit the bill for the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Two additional groups will be progressing to the between confederation end of the season games to challenge for the last three Fifa Women's World Cup spots. Morocco has just contended in the AWCON two times, in 1998 and 2000, the twice leaving at the gathering round. Their ladies' association, which was presented in November 2019, exhibits how their ladies' football advancement structures have worked on as of late. They will hope to propel past the gathering stage in the current year's release. Nigeria have won 11 of the past 13 African ladies' titles, remembering the last version for 2018, and been to every one of the eight past World Cups, yet they will confront a solid test from any semblance of Cameroon, South Africa and Zambia this year. Gatherings Bunch A: Morocco, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Uganda Bunch B: Cameroon, Zambia, Tunisia, Togo Bunch C: Nigeria, South Africa, Burundi, Botswana More Stories Adam Kwarasey cautions prospective Ghana internationals in front of identity switches Ladies' AFCON 2022: Ghana will not be there, yet analyst Benjamin Graham would Samuel Boadu needs to remain at Hearts of Oak regardless of 'pressure' from board
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