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Morocco vs Algeria: Key Matchup in Women's Africa Cup of Nations 2026

PUBLISHED July 30, 2026
Morocco vs Algeria: Key Matchup in Women's Africa Cup of Nations 2026

Morocco's Women's National Team Faces Algeria in a Pivotal CAN Match

On Thursday, July 30, 2026, the Moroccan women's national football team will take on Algeria at the Moulay El Hassan Stadium in Rabat. This match is part of the second day of Group A in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2026. This encounter represents a significant opportunity for the Lionesses to solidify their path towards qualification for the next round after their impressive 4-0 victory against Kenya in their opening match.

The upcoming maghreb derby is set to elevate the tensions and stakes within the tournament, as the top spot in the group will be directly contested. The Lionesses of the Atlas made a striking debut during the inaugural day of the tournament, dominating Kenya with a resounding scoreline of 4-0. Key contributions came from Ibtissam Jraidi, who netted two goals, alongside efforts from Sakina Ouzraoui and Meriem Atiq, demonstrating a formidable offensive display.

Following this convincing victory, the Lionesses are now poised to take the lead in Group A, positioning themselves favorably for qualification not only for the next stage of the tournament but also for the upcoming World Cup slated for 2027 in Brazil.

On the other side, Algeria showcased a solid performance in their opening match against Senegal, securing a 2-0 win. Their goals came from a penalty converted by Marine Dafeur and a late-game strike by Mélissa Bethi, which sets the stage for a crucial encounter against Morocco, whose aim is to affirm their dominance and aspirations for the continental title.

The match between Morocco and Algeria will be broadcast live starting at 21:00 on Arryadia, which is the third channel of the SNRT group, as well as on beIN Sports, the British Channel 4, DAZN in Europe, Ziggo, and CANAL+ in Francophone Africa.

As reported by sport.le360.ma.

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