Stadiums

Nestled in the heart of Casablanca, the Père Jégo Stadium is much more than just a sports venue: it is a place steeped in history and passion, emblematic of local football. It is the home of Racing Athletic Club (RAC), one of the oldest and most respected clubs in Morocco, founded in 1917. With a capacity of 10,000 seats, this human-sized stadium offers a particularly warm and authentic atmosphere, where the proximity between players and fans creates an intense experience.

For the TotalEnergies CAF Women's AFCON 2025, the Père Jégo Stadium will be one of the unmissable stages of the group stage. Three important matches will be played there, highlighting teams determined to prove themselves on the continental scene. Its field, regularly maintained, meets international standards, ensuring an optimal playing environment.

Over the years, the Père Jégo Stadium has been the scene of many highlights of Moroccan football, hosting both local matches and national competitions. Its name pays tribute to Mohamed Ben Lahcen Affani, a prominent figure in local sport, and it remains a symbol of Casablanca's fervour for football.

The stadium's location, in a dynamic district of Casablanca, facilitates access for fans and helps to create an electric atmosphere during matches. During this Women's AFCON, the stadium promises to be a real cauldron where every goal and every action will be experienced intensely.

The matches at the Stade Père Jégo:

• 6 July 2025
  Group stage: Algeria – Botswana, 20:00 (local time)
• 10 July 2025
  Group stage: Tunisia – Algeria, 17:00 (local time)
• 13 July 2025
  Group stage: Tunisia – Botswana, 20:00 (local time)

Located in the vibrant city of Berkane in northeastern Morocco, the Berkane Municipal Stadium is an iconic sports arena, in the heart of one of the most football-loving regions in the country. With a capacity of 15,000 seats, this stadium offers an intimate and electric setting, where the fervour of the supporters creates a unique atmosphere.

The Berkane Stadium is best known as the home ground of the Renaissance Sportive de Berkane (RS Berkane), the city's flagship club and a rising figure in Moroccan and African football. RS Berkane, several times crowned national champion and winner of continental competitions such as the CAF Cup, uses this stadium as a real fortress. Matches are often marked by a bubbling atmosphere, carried by loyal and passionate supporters, which make each match a major event.

For the TotalEnergies CAF Women's AFCON 2025, the Berkane Stadium will host four matches, mixing group stages and a decisive quarter-final. Thanks to its modern facilities and high-quality natural grass, the stadium offers optimal conditions for the participating teams.

The city of Berkane, renowned for its economic and cultural dynamism, as well as for its great football tradition, is fully mobilized for this continental event. The presence of the competition in this region helps to strengthen the local enthusiasm for women's football and to promote women's sport in a growing area.

Matches at the Berkane Stadium:

• 7 July 2025
  Group stage: Mali – Tanzania, 20:00 (local time)
• 11 July 2025
  Group stage: Ghana – Mali, 17:00 (local time)
• 14 July 2025
  Group stage: Ghana – Tanzania, 20:00 (local time)
• 17 July 2025
  Quarter-final 4: 2nd Group B – 2nd Group C, 20:00 (local time)

Located in the dynamic city of Oujda, in the far north-east of Morocco, the sports complex is a real jewel for local and national sport. This modern Olympic stadium can accommodate up to 19,800 spectators, with 4,800 covered seats, offering optimal comfort to fans in all weather conditions. Its carefully maintained natural grass lawn meets the highest requirements of international competitions.

The Oujda Stadium of Honour is a major pillar of this 15th edition of the TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations. It will host four high-level matches, mixing group stages and a crucial quarter-final match, promising strong and intense moments for women's football fans.

Thanks to its modern infrastructure and warm atmosphere, this stadium has established itself as a privileged meeting place for both teams and fans. Oujda, a city with a rich cultural and sporting heritage, offers a perfect setting for the celebration of African women's football.

Matches at the Stade d'Honneur:

• 7 July 2025
  Group stage: South Africa v Ghana, 17:00 (local time)
• 11 July 2025
  Group stage: Tanzania v South Africa, 20:00 (local time)
• 14 July 2025
  Group stage: South Africa v Mali, 20:00 (local time)
• 19 July 2025
  Quarter-final 3: 1st Group C – 3rd Group A/B, 20:00 (local time)

Head towards Mohammédia, a charming town on the outskirts of Casablanca, where El Bachir Stadium stands. This venue, with a capacity of 15,000 seats, at the heart of a dynamic region, recently made a strong impression by hosting the final of the CAF TotalEnergies U17 Africa Cup of Nations between Morocco and Mali.

That epic match, which ended in a goalless draw (0-0) before a Moroccan victory on penalties (4-2), confirmed the stadium’s ability to provide an ideal setting for major clashes.

For this 15th edition of the CAF TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, El Bachir Stadium will play an important role by hosting three group stage matches. With its welcoming stands and consistently passionate atmosphere, it promises to be a high-intensity venue where teams will fight hard to get off to a good start in the competition.

Thanks to its proximity to Casablanca and Rabat, El Bachir Stadium enjoys excellent accessibility and modern infrastructure, allowing players and supporters alike to fully experience every moment. Its quality pitch and technical facilities meet international standards, making this stadium a preferred choice for CAF.

Matches at El Bachir Stadium:
● 6 July 2025
Group stage: Senegal vs DR Congo, 15:00 (local time)

● 9 July 2025
Group stage: Zambia vs Senegal, 17:00 (local time)

● 12 July 2025
Group stage: Zambia vs DR Congo, 20:00 (local time)

 

A true symbol of modernity, with 21,000 seats, the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, located south of the Moroccan capital, will be inaugurated on the occasion of the 15th edition of the TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco 2024. It will host six major matches, including the highly anticipated opening match and grand final of the tournament.

Built as part of the ambitious plan to develop Moroccan sports infrastructure, this brand new stadium embodies the new ambitions of the Cherifian Kingdom in terms of women's football. Its natural grass, compact stands and state-of-the-art facilities make it an ideal setting for the celebration of continental football.

In addition to its sporting vocation, the Olympic Stadium of Rabat is also a popular gathering place, designed to offer an optimal experience to fans and players alike. Spacious changing rooms, state-of-the-art media areas and VIP areas give the venue an international standard. It is part of the transformation momentum of Morocco, which hosts both the 2025 Women's AFCON and the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup later in the year.

The Moroccan women's team, semi-finalists of the last edition, will play all their group matches there, carried by the fervent support of its supporters. If the logic of the ranking is respected, the Atlas Lionesses could also play their quarter-final, semi-final and even a possible final in this same stadium, transformed into a national fortress.

The matches at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat:

• 5 July 2025
  Group stage: Morocco – Zambia, 21:00 (local time)
• 9 July 2025
  Group stage: DR Congo – Morocco, 20:00 (local time)
• 12 July 2025
  Group stage: Senegal – Morocco, 20:00 (local time)
• 18 July 2025
  Quarter-final 1: 1st Group A – 3rd Group C or B, 20:00 (local time)
• 22 July 2025
  Semi-final: Winner Quarter 1 – Winner Quarter 4, 20:00 (local time)
• July 26, 2025
  Final: Winner Semi 1 – Winner Semi 2, 20:00 (local time)