Togo’s women’s national team will host Djibouti this Friday at 16:00 GMT in the first leg of the opening round of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers at the Kégué Stadium in Lomé.
With the road to the 2026 Women’s AFCON officially underway, Togo will look to secure a strong start on home soil against Djibouti.
Fans eager to support the Sparrowhawks can attend the match for free by presenting a digital ticket issued by the Togolese Football Federation (FTF).
The initiative aims to encourage greater attendance and support for the national team as they embark on their qualification campaign.
For those unable to make it to the Kégué Stadium, the FTF has arranged for the match to be streamed live on its official Facebook page.
In a statement released on its official channels, the Federation confirmed that the broadcast will begin at 16:00 GMT, ensuring fans can follow every moment of the action.
This encounter marks a crucial step for Togo as they aim to secure their place in the 2026 Women’s AFCON, with the home advantage offering them a significant boost.
The team has been preparing intensely for the qualifiers, hoping to make a lasting impact on the continental stage.
Djibouti, meanwhile, arrives with determination, aiming to cause an upset in the first leg.
Despite being viewed as underdogs, the team is expected to approach the match with resilience, hoping to carry momentum into the return leg.
The Women’s AFCON 2026 qualifiers promise to be fiercely competitive, with nations across the continent battling for a spot in the prestigious tournament.
Togo’s coaching staff has emphasized the importance of capitalizing on the home fixture, knowing that a strong result in Lomé could ease the pressure heading into the second leg.
In recent years, the development of women’s football in Togo has seen encouraging progress, and the upcoming qualifiers provide an opportunity for the national team to showcase their growth on an international stage.
The FTF’s decision to make the match accessible both at the stadium and online reflects a broader effort to strengthen local support and grow the women’s game.
Supporters are encouraged to arrive early at Kégué Stadium to create a vibrant atmosphere for the players.
Meanwhile, fans tuning in online can join thousands of others on the FTF Facebook page, where the live stream will capture all the key moments from the match.
With both teams eager to advance in the qualifiers, the stage is set for an exciting contest as Togo and Djibouti battle for a crucial first-leg advantage.
