Senegal vs Morocco Women Predictions - Morocco to extend winning streak over Senegal

Brad Newcomb

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Morocco lead Group A, unbeaten in 11 matches
Senegal must win but on a losing streak against Morocco.
Prediction: Morocco favoured to win to nil.

Morocco are on a lengthy unbeaten run (Getty Images)

Senegal picked up vital points in their previous WAFCON match and must win again and hope other results go their way to advance to the quarter-finals. Morocco are in pole position in Group A and on a winning streak against Senegal. Morocco are predicted to win to nil.

Senegal have lost 4 of their last 6 fixtures.
Senegal have scored 2 goals in 5 games.
Senegal have conceded 6 goals in 5 matches.
Morocco have won 5 of their last 6 fixtures.
Morocco have scored 12 goals in 5 matches.
Morocco have conceded 1 goal in 5 games.

Head to Head

Morocco have a slight edge over Senegal, with four victories to three, including two draws in nine meetings.

Senegal Women Form

Senegal secured a crucial victory against Kenya in their bid to advance to the knockout rounds of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, winning 1-0 on Thursday.

The Teranga Lionesses had 49% possession and 21 shots in the game, with eight attempts on target.

Before that result, Senegal did not make a good start to the tournament, losing 2-0 to Algeria in their Group A opener.

Senegal occupies third place in the Group A table with three points from two games.

The Teranga Lionesses have won two of their last five matches, with three defeats. They have scored two goals and conceded six.

Senegal will be pleased to have secured their first victory of the tournament, but will have to play well to beat Morocco and progress to the quarter-finals, as their opponents are unbeaten in their last 11 games, including eight wins and three draws.

Morocco Women Form

Morocco left it late to emerge victorious in their Women's Africa Cup of Nations clash with Algeria on Thursday, winning 1-0.

The Atlas Lionesses had 49% possession and 11 shots in the match, with three attempts on target.

At the start of WAFCON, Morocco crushed Kenya in their opening game, winning 4-0.

Morocco are first in the Group A standings with six points after two rounds.

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

Morocco will fancy their chances of ending their group-stage campaign with a victory over Senegal, having defeated their opponents four times in a row, including a 7-0 thrashing in 2024.

Team News

Senegal

Seynabou Mbengue scored the winner against Kenya, registering her first goal at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Goalkeepers: Adji Naiaye, Khady Faye, Tening Sene

Defenders: Mareme Babou, Wolimata Ndiaye, Adama Sane, Meta Kande, Aissatou Fall, Anta Dembélé, Mbayang Sow, Mbene Diop

Midfielders: Safietou Sagna, Ndeye Awa Diakhate, Fatoumata Drame, Korka Fall, Bineta Korkel Seck, Sadigatou Diallo, Sokhna Nogaye Pene, Mariama Faty, Dieynaba Ndaw

Forwards: Nguenar Ndiaye, Seynabou Mbengue, Mama Diop, Khadija Badio, Ndeye Awa Casset, Pascaline F. Bassene

Morocco

Sanaa Mssoudy scored the second-half winner against Algeria on Thursday, securing her first goal of the tournament.

Ibtissam Jraidi has been on target with two goals in this edition of WAFCON.

Sakina Ouzraoui 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

Verdict

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

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