Egypt Women’s Team Eyes History at Africa Cup
The article discusses the preparations and aspirations of African teams for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, which kicks off on Sunday. It highlights Egypt’s team led by Nadine Ghazi, who has expressed the team’s desire to make history and work on developing African women's football. Meanwhile, South Africa’s team captain, Refilwe Gien, notes that this will be one of the most challenging editions in history due to the increased number of participating teams and their improved levels. South Africa aims to defend its title and secure a direct qualification to the Women's World Cup for the third consecutive time. Additionally, Cape Verde is participating for the first time under the leadership of Várzenia Da Lóz, who played a key role in the team’s qualification, amid high expectations for strong competition among African nations.
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