Morocco Set to Shine in CAF Women's Champions League Final in Egypt

Rabat•October 20, 2026•2 min read Moroccan Clubs Prepare for CAF Women's Champions League in Egypt From November 1 to 15, 2023, Egypt will host the much-anticipated final phase of the CAF Women's Champions League, drawing the attention of football fans across Africa. This year's tournament will feature eight competing clubs, with Morocco proudly represented by two prominent teams from the capital city, Rabat: AS FAR and FUS de Rabat.

AS FAR enters the competition as the defending champion, eager to maintain their title and solidify their position as a leading force in African women's football. The African Football Confederation (CAF) has entrusted Egypt with the organization of this prestigious event for the second consecutive year and the third time in the tournament's history, following the successful edition in 2021.

Both Moroccan clubs secured their spots in this final phase by excelling in the UNAF zone tournament, demonstrating the strength of Moroccan football on the continental stage. AS FAR, known as the Military Club, aims to defend their championship title, showcasing their ambition to remain the benchmark in African women's football.

Meanwhile, FUS de Rabat, making their debut in the tournament, harbors high aspirations, looking to compete against the continent's elite teams and highlight the continuous growth and progress of women's football in Morocco. However, the road ahead for the Moroccan representatives will be challenging, as they will face formidable opponents.

Notably, they will encounter the Mamelodi Sundowns from South Africa, a two-time champion and a strong contender from the COSAFA zone. Additional competitors include Kawempe Muslim from Uganda, representing the CECAFA zone, Lekié FF from Cameroon for Central Africa, and USFAS from Mali, representing West Africa.

The diverse and competitive nature of the tournament promises to deliver thrilling matches and showcase the talent present in African women's football.