𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧’𝐬 𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐢 𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐚 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 | Final | SENEGAL 1 - 0 Gambia

Senegal Triumphs in the First-Ever Women’s Mini Copa Africa 2025 in Barcelona.
History was made in Barcelona as the first edition of the Women’s Mini Copa Africa brought passion, talent, and community together on the pitch. In a thrilling final that captured the hearts of fans, Senegal’s national women’s team claimed the championship title, defeating a valiant Gambia in a nail-biting 1 vs 1 final.

Photography: Ibrahim Toure (@_el gringo_photo_) for Mini Copa Africa

Representing the spirit of resilience and unity, the Senegalese women’s team (@ffootballsenegal) stood out with confidence, skill, and discipline. Organized by @kande_bx01, the match showcased the incredible rise of African women’s football and highlighted the talent within diasporic communities in Spain.

The final match was a tense and emotional showdown between Senegal and Gambia, ending with Senegal emerging as the inaugural champions of this groundbreaking tournament. The energy on and off the field was electric — a celebration of African pride, sisterhood, and athletic excellence.

Aicha Camara: An Inspiring Presence

The event also welcomed a special guest: Aicha Camara, a standout player for both FC Barcelona Femení and the Spanish national team. Her presence underscored the importance of visibility and representation for young African and Afro-descendant women in football. As an ambassador for the next generation, Camara’s support gave the tournament added significance.


Photography: Ibrahim Toure (@_el gringo_photo_) for Mini Copa Africa

More Than a Match – A Movement Begins

The Women’s Mini Copa Africa 2025 wasn’t just about football. It was a powerful reminder that inclusion, community, and culture matter. Held in the vibrant city of Barcelona, the tournament created space for African girls and women to shine on a platform long dominated by men’s competitions.

From the rhythmic beats on the sidelines to the fierce determination on the pitch, every aspect of this tournament echoed the richness of the African diaspora in Europe. It was about more than winning — it was about reclaiming space, inspiring future athletes, and showcasing the beauty of African identity through sport.


Photography: Ibrahim Toure (@_el gringo_photo_) for Mini Copa Africa

Looking Ahead: A Bright Future for Women’s African Football

This successful debut has sparked excitement for future editions. The Mini Copa Africa Femenina aims to grow beyond 2025, giving even more teams and talents a chance to compete, connect, and inspire.

The hope is that Senegal’s victory will serve as a catalyst for other countries to invest in and uplift their women’s teams—both on and off the continent. With growing interest and community support, the tournament is set to become a recurring and essential fixture in the European-African sports calenda


Photography: Ibrahim Toure (@_el gringo_photo_) for Mini Copa Africa

Key Highlights:

• 🏆 Winner: Senegal Women’s National Team
• 🤝 Finalists: Senegal vs. Gambia (1 vs 1)
• 📍 Location: Barcelona, Spain
• 🧑🎤 Special Guest: Aicha Camara (FC Barcelona & Spanish National Team)
• ⚽ Organizer: @kande_bx01
• 🌍 Mission: Promote African women’s football and community empowerment through sport

Why It Matters

As fashion, culture, and sport continue to intersect in powerful ways, the Women’s Mini Copa Africa represents more than competition—it’s a symbol of progress and pride. At a time when women’s football is gaining global momentum, African and diaspora voices must be heard, seen, and celebrated.

Senegal’s win is just the beginning.