Morocco’s AS FAR and South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns will meet in the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League final on Sunday, with both clubs chasing a historic third title in Africa’s premier women’s club competition.
The two sides face off on 15 November in a contest that will determine the latest champions of African women’s club football and offer the winners a place in the second round of the 2027 FIFA Women’s Champions Cup.
Victory would also bring a financial reward of $600,000, making the final an opportunity for both clubs to secure silverware, prize money and another milestone in their continental history.
The encounter brings together two of the most successful clubs in the competition, with the possibility of one becoming the first team to win the CAF Women’s Champions League three times.
For AS FAR, the final represents an opportunity to add another continental title to their achievements and further underline Morocco’s presence in women’s club football.
The Moroccan side will carry the hopes of Francophone North Africa into the contest, while Mamelodi Sundowns will be aiming to ensure the trophy returns to South Africa.
The meeting also highlights the growing strength of women’s club football across different regions of the continent, with two established sides competing for the biggest prize available at African club level.
Kick-off is scheduled for 17:00 local time in Egypt, equivalent to 15:00 GMT, with supporters across Africa and beyond able to follow the action through a wide range of television and digital platforms.
The match will be broadcast on beIN Sport, SuperSport, CANAL+, SABC Sport+, OnTime, SNRT and AZAM, among other platforms.
Fans will also be able to watch the build-up and the final live on the Confederation of African Football’s YouTube channel, CAFTV.
In host nation Egypt, coverage will be available on ERTU and ON Sport TV.
The broad range of broadcasters reflects CAF’s efforts to make the women’s competition accessible to audiences across Africa and internationally, while also highlighting the growing reach of the tournament.
Beyond the title itself, the financial incentive and qualification opportunity add further significance to Sunday’s showdown.
