Everything you need to know about Wafcon 2024 finals

After being pushed back a year because of scheduling issues, the hosts drew 2-2 against Zambia in the opening game at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat on Saturday.

Record nine-time champions Nigeria and holders South Africa have both made a winning start to their campaigns.

Listeners to the World Service in Africa will be able to hear live radio commentary of both semi-finals and the final.

But when are the other group fixtures? What is the format of the tournament? Where are matches being played and when do they kick off?

BBC Sport Africa provides you with all the information about the 13th edition of Africa's biggest women's footballing event.

What are the groups?
The 12 teams have been split into three groups of four.

Hosts Morocco have a tough assignment in Group A, having been paired with a Zambia side which defeated them in qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games.

The Atlas Lionesses will also face Senegal and DR Congo, the top-ranked side from pot four.

The draw was kinder to Nigeria, who are bidding for their first title since 2018 and remain Africa's top-ranked side at 36th in the world.

The Super Falcons will take on Tunisia, Algeria and Botswana - the lowest-ranked nations from each pot.

Group C sees holders South Africa take on Ghana and Mali, who are both back at the finals for the first time since 2018, and Tanzania, who are making just their second appearance following on since their debut in 2010.

The top two teams in each group and the two best-ranked third-placed teams will advance to the quarter-finals.

Group A: Morocco, Zambia, Senegal, DR Congo.

Group B: Nigeria, Tunisia, Algeria, Botswana.

Group C: South Africa, Ghana, Mali, Tanzania.