The Sierra Leone Women’s National Team, Sierra Queens, has embarked on a crucial journey to Togo as they prepare to face Benin in the first leg of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifiers. The highly anticipated match is scheduled for February 20, 2025, as Sierra Leone aims to secure a historic qualification for the continental tournament in Morocco.
The delegation, led by Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) Executive Committee member Haja Ramatulai Kamara, includes key technical and administrative staff. Their leadership is expected to play a crucial role in ensuring a well-coordinated and focused campaign for the team.
Sierra Leone’s ambition to qualify for the WAFCON for the first time has fueled their preparations. The squad has been undergoing intensive training sessions, with the technical team fine-tuning strategies to ensure a strong performance against Benin.
The first leg will be a crucial test for Sierra Queens, as securing a favorable result in Togo could provide a significant advantage going into the return fixture in Monrovia. Fans and supporters across Sierra Leone remain hopeful that the team will rise to the occasion and edge closer to making history.
As the countdown to the encounter begins, the nation rallies behind the Sierra Queens, eager to witness a performance that will cement their place among Africa’s elite women’s football teams.
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