Morocco vs Cameroon Women Predictions - Morocco to edge Cameroon in their WAFCON semi-final clash

Brad Newcomb

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Morocco are unbeaten in 13 matches and have home advantage.
Cameroon upset Nigeria in the quarter-finals and are in solid form.
Prediction: Morocco to win with both teams scoring (BTTS).

Morocco are on a lengthy unbeaten run coming into their WAFCON semi-final match against Cameroon (Getty Images)

Morocco have had a solid Women's Africa Cup of Nations campaign and are on a lengthy unbeaten run. Cameroon have also been playing well, and pulled off upset victory in the quarter-finals. Morocco are predicted to win with BTTS.

Morocco have won 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Morocco have scored 12 goals in 5 matches.
Morocco have conceded 1 goal in 5 games.
Cameroon have won 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Cameroon have scored 8 goals in 5 matches.
Cameroon have conceded 3 goals in 5 games.

Head to Head

Morocco and Cameroon have won one match apiece in two meetings.

Morocco Women Form

Morocco faced former Women's Africa Cup of Nations champions South Africa in the quarter-finals last weekend, coming out on top by two goals to one.

The Atlas Lionesses had 48% possession and five shots in the match, with two attempts on target.

At the start of WAFCON, Morocco thumped Kenya 4-0, edged Algeria 1-0, and drew 0-0 with Senegal.

The Atlas Lionesses have won four of their last five fixtures, with one draw. They have scored 12 goals and conceded one.

Morocco will start confidently in their semi-final clash against Cameroon, having gone unbeaten in their last 13 matches, which includes an impressive nine victories and four draws.

Cameroon Women Form

Cameroon produced a shock result in their Women's Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final match against Nigeria last weekend, winning 1-0.

The Indomitable Lionesses had 40% possession and eight shots in the game, with three attempts on target.

Earlier in the group stages of the tournament, Cameroon defeated Mali 2-1 in their opening fixture, narrowly beat Ghana 1-0, and drew 1-1 with Cape Verde.

The Indomitable Lionesses have won four of their last five fixtures, with one draw. They scored eight goals and conceded three.

Cameroon will be pleased with their latest victory, stretching their run without a loss to five matches; however, they have a tough assignment ahead, as Morocco have the home-ground advantage for their WAFCON semi-final match.

Team News

Morocco

Sakina Ouzraoui scored the opening goal against South Africa last weekend, taking her tally to two goals in this edition of WAFCON.

Hanane Ait El Haj was also on the scoresheet, securing her first goal of the tournament.

Ibtissam Jraidi has been on target with two goals so far.

Sanaa Mssoudy and Maryame Atiq have contributed one goal each.

Goalkeepers: Khadija Er-Rmichi, Ines Arouaissa, Fatima-Zahra El Jebraoui

Defenders: Hanane Ait El Haj, Zineb Redouani, Aziza Rabbah, Siham Boukhami, Rania Boutiebi, Nouhaila Benzina, Maryame Atiq, Nesryne El Chad

Midfielders: Soumia Hady, Ghizlane Chebbak, Najat Badri, Hajar Said, Yasmin-Katie Mrabet, Elodie Nahla Nakkach

Forwards: Kenza Chapelle, Imane Saoud, Kautar Azraf, Jade Nassi, Fatima Tagnaout, Sakina Ouzraoui, Chaimaa Mourtaji, Ibtissam Jraidi, Sanaa Mssoudy

Cameroon

Myriam Maeya Nyadjou scored the winner against Nigeria last weekend, registering her first goal at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Manga Ngah has scored four goals in the tournament so far.

Goalkeepers: Michaely Bihina, Ange Bawou, Cathy Biya

Defenders: Colette Ndzana Fegue, Berthe Reinette Abega Bengono, Myriam Maeya Nyadjou, Claudia Dabda Voulania, Ladifatou Ngambe, Mogai Lewyo Djapa, Ousmanou Doudou, Ivana Yakana Makana, Easther Mayi Kith

Midfielders: Charlène Meyong Menene, Achta Toko Njoya, Monique Ngock, Geneviève Ngo Mbeleck, Ornella Beulou, Komé Fatimatou Aretouyap, Raïssa Mbappe Etoundi

Forwards: Naomi Ndjoah Eto, Marie Divine Ngah Manga, Soufiya Ngueleu Nina, Rose Bella, Grâce Mendoua, Gabrielle Aboudi Onguene, Michaela Abam

Verdict

Odds are not yet available but will be added once they are.

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