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Nigeria leads Africa with 1,630.83 points, ranked 36th globally, maintaining their long-standing supremacy in Africa's women’s football.
South Africa remains second, 165 points behind Nigeria, consolidating their position after consistent WAFCON performances.
North Africa's breakthrough is evident with Morocco at 3rd, driven by recent World Cup appearances and continental success.
There is tight competition in mid-table, with Zambia, Cameroon, and Ghana separated by less than 12 points.

The Super Falcons have won 10 out of 13 WAFCON tournaments, a 77% win rate.
They have never failed to reach the semi final stage, finishing in second place once and fourth place twice.
The Super Eagles, by contrast, have won only 3 out of 34 AFCON tournaments.
The men's team has placed second 5 times and third 8 times, but failed to earn a medal in 18 editions.
WAFCON results show more consistency and dominance by Nigeria’s women’s team than the men’s team.

Morocco leads Africa in FIFA rankings with 1694.24 points, placing 12th globally, signalling its sustained excellence on the international stage.
Senegal (1630.32 pts) and Egypt (1518.79 pts) are the next top African teams, ranked 19th and 32nd globally, respectively.
The point gap between top teams is significant: Morocco leads Nigeria (1481.35 pts) by over 210 points, reflecting performance consistency.
Five of Africa’s top 10 teams are from North Africa, showcasing the region’s dominance in tactical strength and international success.