TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 knock-out stage to air on Channel 4

Channel 4 is to air all knock-out fixtures in the TotalEnergies CAF Womens Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026, marking the first time matches from the tournament have been shown live by a UK broadcaster.

Taking place in the Moroccan cities of Rabat and Casablanca, WAFCON 2026 is the biggest edition of the tournament in its history, featuring 16 nations competing in four groups. Following the group stage of the competition, Channel 4 will broadcast the quarter final ties being played on Sunday 8th and Sunday 9th August and the semi-final clashes on Wednesday 12th August, all on Channel 4 Sport YouTube.

The final of the TotalEnergies CAF Womens Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 will air on E4 on Sunday 16th August.

Joe Blake-Turner, Interim Head of Sport at Channel 4, said: Were delighted to once again partner with CAF and IMG to bring viewers coverage of the knockout stages of the TotalEnergies Womens Africa Cup of Nations. WAFCON is a showcase of the growing womens game across Africa and a strong addition to our football portfolio, building on our coverage of AFCON 2025 and the African Champions League Final. These rights further reinforce Channel 4s commitment to womens sport, including through our coverage of the Womens FA Cup.

Sam Gale, VP, UK, Ireland, CEE & MENA, Rights, IMG, added: Channel 4 is a strong home for the knockout stages of the TotalEnergies CAF Womens Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026, and this deal is an important step in expanding the tournaments reach in the UK. WAFCON reflects the continued rise of womens football across Africa, and we are proud to have helped bring its biggest matches to a broader audience.

The rights deal was facilitated in partnership with IMG, the international media rights and sponsorship agency for the Confdration Africaine de Football.

Fixtures are as follows:

Date Match Kick off Location Channel

8 August Cote dIvoire v Algeria 18:00 Moulay Rachid Stadium, Casablanca Channel 4 Sport YouTube

8 August Morocco v South Africa 21:00 Moulay El Hassan Stadium, Rabat Channel 4 Sport YouTube

9 August Cameroon v Nigeria 18:00 Larbi Zaouli Stadium, Casablanca Channel 4 Sport YouTube

9 August Malawi v Ghana 21:00 Al Madina Stadium, Rabat Channel 4 Sport YouTube

12 August SF2: Cote dIvoire or Algeria 18:00 Larbi Zaouli Stadium, Casablanca Channel 4 Sport YouTube

v Malawi or Ghana

12 August SF1: Morocco or South Africa v 21:00 Moulay El Hassan Stadium, Rabat Channel 4 Sport YouTube

Cameroon or Nigeria

16 August Winner SF1 v Winner SF2 20:00 Moulay El Hassan Stadium, Rabat E4