Orange has long supported African football  

Held in Morocco from 26 July to 16 August, the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 reflects the growing popularity of women’s football across the continent. With 16 teams and 32 matches, the tournament is reaching a bigger audience than ever.

The 2025 Women’s AFCON in number
 
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30 million

TV viewers

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2.8 billion

digital impressions

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1.2 billion

video views

Orange has supported the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations for many years. That support helps the competition reach far beyond the stadium and gives women’s football greater visibility across the continent.


Orange on the pitch
 
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7 Orange countries are represented in the tournament

Morocco, Senegal, Mali, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Burkina Faso, and Cameroon.

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4 women’s national teams are also sponsored by Orange

through partnerships with their national football federations: Mali, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, and Côte d’Ivoire.

 

 

 

Moving equality forward through sport  

Our partnership with the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 is about more than visibility.

Supporting women’s football in Africa is a practical way to help create a more equal and inclusive society.

At Orange, we believe sport can change how people see the world and each other. Every match that gets more attention helps make football more open, representative, and accessible. And every player’s story shows young girls that there’s a place for them in the game too.



Fatima Tagnaout, a new generation steps forward

Our ambassador Fatima Tagnaout brings that idea to life. A player for Morocco’s national team, she’s also the face of the Connected Generation campaign.


50/50: equality on the pitch
 

Since 2018, Orange has split its sports sponsorship equally between women’s and men’s sport in Europe and Africa. It’s a clear, practical way to support gender equality over the long term.

 

Connecting women’s football with fans  

Orange Morocco is bringing that commitment to life through digital content, stadium activities, and stories shared across social media.

The Connected Generation campaign takes the excitement beyond the stands, brings supporters closer to their teams, and connects fans across generations.

By making women’s football more visible and easier to follow, Orange is helping grow a community that’s engaged, diverse, and inclusive. 
 

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“Orange Morocco uses digital technology to bring people together and support inclusion. Connecting people means helping everyone share the excitement, find inspiration, and move the game forward together.”


 

With every match, women’s football in Africa is gaining more attention, more support, and more energy. The tournament is underway, and Orange is cheering on every player inspiring the next generation.