The Benin Republic has been officially confirmed on Tuesday as the host nation for the second edition of the West Zone B Under-20 Women’s Championship.
The tournament is set to kick off on Nov. 3, and will run until Nov. 10, featuring top teams from the region, including Ghana, Nigeria’s Falconets, Niger, and the host country Benin, all vying for glory.
ThemomentNG reports that the WAFU B U-20 Women’s Championship is a pivotal youth tournament in West Africa, providing a platform for aspiring African champions to showcase their talents and celebrating the growth of women’s football across the continent.
This highly anticipated competition promises to deliver thrilling matches and exceptional sports action, further promoting women’s football in the region.
By hosting the event, the Benin Republic showcases its dedication to developing women’s football and nurturing local and regional talent.
The WAFU B U-20 Women’s Championship is a key youth tournament in the region, serving as a launchpad for future African champions and celebrating the growth of women’s football in West Africa.
NAN reports that Benin Republic’s hosting of the WAFU B U-20 Women’s Championship underscores its commitment to promoting women’s football in the region. The announcement was officially made on the tournament’s website.
Morocco recently made history by winning the FIFA U-20 World Cup, defeating Argentina 2-0 in the final. Led by Yassir Zabraoui’s double, the Atlas Lions joined the exclusive club of U-20 World Champions, 16 years after Ghana’s triumph.
