Cameroon achieved a historic victory at the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2026, winning their first-ever title after a commanding 3-0 win over Malawi in the finals held at Moulay El Hassan Stadium in Rabat. This victory marks a pivotal moment in Cameroonian women’s football history, ending years of pursuit for continental glory.
Cameroon's Triumph at WAFCON 2026: A Historic Win Thanks to Ngah’s Brace
The final was a showcase of Cameroon’s strength and determination. Marie Ngah was the star of the match, netting twice—once in the 20th minute and again during injury time in the first half—helping Cameroon seize an early and decisive lead. Naomi Ndjoah Eto also contributed, scoring the second goal that firmly established their dominance on the field. This win positions Cameroon as the fourth nation to claim the title at WAFCON, after Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, and South Africa.
Ngah’s exceptional performance and Cameroon’s strategic play underscored their resilience and progression in women’s football across Africa. The victory was celebrated across the continent, heralding a new era of competitive spirit and talent development among Cameroonian women athletes. The win not only highlights the team's skill and determination but also the growing prominence of women’s football in Africa, inspiring future generations.
Sources from cafonline.com, Capital FM Africa, Channels Television, beIN SPORTS, and thisdaylive.com capture this historic achievement vividly, emphasizing Ngah’s pivotal role and Cameroon’s breakthrough victory. As the nation celebrates, the win is seen as a testament to their hard work, strategic planning, and the potential for further success in international football arenas.
This triumph not only celebrates athletic excellence but also raises discussions about supporting and investing in women’s sports on the continent. Cameroon’s victory is expected to boost the sport’s visibility and encourage young girls across Africa to pursue their dreams in football, fostering a more inclusive and competitive sporting environment worldwide.
