The Black Princesses get ready to defend their championship when Benin hosts the 2025 WAFU B U20 Girls Cup.
Benin has been formally recognized by the West African Football Union (WAFU) Zone B as the host country for the 2025 WAFU B U20 Girls Cup, which is set to take place from November 3–10, 2025.
Some of the most talented young female football players from all around West Africa will compete in the week-long event, which will serve as a platform to highlight the future stars of the region and encourage the sport’s further expansion.
Benin, Ghana, Nigeria, and Niger have confirmed their participation thus far, and more member countries are anticipated to complete their submissions in the days ahead.
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As the reigning champions, the Black Princesses of Ghana will travel to Benin with the goal of reclaiming the championship they captured in the tournament’s first year in 2023.
After a fiercely contested final finished in a draw, the Princesses defeated longtime rivals Nigeria 3-1 on penalties in that first championship, which was held in Kumasi, Ghana. Ghana’s standing as one of the top teams in the area for women’s youth football was solidified with the win.
The WAFU B U20 Girls Cup has swiftly emerged as a key occasion for the advancement of women’s football in West Africa. For aspiring female athletes, it provides priceless global exposure and competitive experience, acting as a crucial springboard to senior national team prospects and professional careers.
Anticipation is growing for another thrilling display of talent, ability, and teamwork as the 2025 edition draws near—a celebration of the promising future of women’s football in the subregion.
