Africa Women’s Football Namibia clinch historic Cosafa title, Hasaacas edge Army, Kawempe and She Corporate stay tied in title race.

📸 Cosafa



Namibia clinched a historic first Cosafa Women’s Championship title with a 2-1 victory over host South Africa in a pulsating final. Nthabiseng Majiya put South Africa ahead on 37 minutes taking advantage of a headed clearance clinically. Muhinatjo Hanavi levelled the game on 55 minutes with a superb effort from outside the box. Memory Majiya pounced from close range two minutes into extra time rounding off a excellent team move to go 2-1 ahead.   Despite the best efforts of the host, Namibia’s defense held out with a excellent display to earn Namibia their first title.

Zambia claimed the third spot defeating Zimbabwe 3-1.


Explosion of joy at the final whistle.

📸 Cosafa



Ampem remain clear in the north after 14 rounds despite being held by Prisons to a 1-1 draw. Savannah moved to second spot with a 2-0 win over Fosu, Maríam Iddrisu and Zuliene Iddrisu scoring the goals.

Hasaacas defeated Army 1-0 as Milot Pokuaa struck the winner on 48 minutes to open a 3pts gap at the top. Epiphany were held by Samartex as Police and Jónína played out a goalless draw all falling further behind the leader with four rounds remaining.


Konkola defeated Green Eagles 1-0 in a rescheduled game in the Zambia Women’s Super League.


Rayon thrashed Kigali 6-0 to strengthen their goal differencial over Police WFC who overcome APR 2-1 to remain level on 45pts. Indahangarwa earned a 1-0 win over Bugesera to remain 4pts further adrift.


Nsingizini Hotspur march on in Eswatini earning a 2-0 win against Green Mamba to stay three points ahead of reigning champions Young Buffaloes who stay in touch with a 3-0 win over Manzini Wanderers.


Ethio Electric remain two points clear in Ethiopia as they overcame Bahir Där 1-0, CBE eased to a 4-0 win over Sidama.


Akbou thrashed RS Tismsselt 8-1 to maintain a perfect record in Algeria and close in on retaining the title. Affak Relizane remain the nearest contender 8 pts adrift with a 5-1 win over Alger Centre. JS Kabylie moved into third spot defeating JF Khroub 2-0.


Catherine Jatta struck the winner to keep Determine Girls a point clear of Shaita Angels. Determine edged out Ravia 2-1 as Shaita fired seven past Tap Tap with Miatta Morris and Kaddy Jarju striking braces.


Nadi Quadi’s 52nd minute winner kept Mogbewmo Queens 6pts clear in Sierra Leone. Nency Kourouma lead the way for Ram Kamara striking a brace in a 6-0 win against Vem Buck.


Top Girls thrashed Bon Avenir 6-0 to move 11pts clear, the defending champions in destructive form as they race to complete their title defense.


Kawempe Muslim’s 3-0 win saw them overtake She Corporate on goal differencial. Asia Nae, Agnes Nabukenya and Namutebi Krusum stuck for Kawempe. She Corporate scored with a 87th minute winner from Sumaya Komuntale to defeat Amus College 1-0 to remain level points in a enthralling title race.


Esiz took advantage of Wend Raabo and Dafra being out of action to move off the bottom of the table with a excellent 2-1 win over Djelgodji. Leaders USFA were out of action with players on international duty.


AS Bambey extended their advantage in Senegal Poule B with a 2-0 win against Tigresses. Dakar SC beat Kumare 2-0 In rescheduled encounters.


Fofana Karidjau struck a brace, with Karamoko Nourah and Ndri Grace also on target to help Atletico D’Abijan defeat Etoile 4-2 to move 4pts clear of ASEC whose game against Inter was postponed.


Womens International Friendly

Despite the uncertainty of the WAFCON 2026 taking place in March national teams continued their preparation.  Reports in many media platforms state behind the scenes a postponement has been decided but CAF has yet to publicly declare the fact.

Morocco  5-0  Burkina Faso
Mssoudy 4 6
Jraïdi 34 56
Mrabet 44

Braces for in form Sanaa Mssoudy and Ibtissam Jraïdi lead Morocco to defeat Burkina Faso  5-0.

Egypt  0-3 Algeria
Lína Boussaha 49’
Inès Khiri 55’
Nihed Naïli 87’

Côte D’ivoire 2-1 Benin
Ruth Sery 17
Ines Akissi Konan 29

Romaine Gandonou 62′

Cameroun  1-0 Nigeria
Mbomezomo Yvana 90

Yvana drove home a late winner for the host compiled of local players to upset Nigeria.

Pink Ladies Cup

Ghana  4-0 Hong Kong
Princess Marfo 28
Doris Boaduwaa 39
Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah 55
Ajegipina Zakaria 90

A excellent Ghana  performance well taken goals, Games v Russia and Tanzania to come as they dominated Hong Kong to win 4-0.


Russia  4-1 Tanzania
Poliana Yuklyaeva 1
Nadezhda Smirnova 43 65
Valeria Lushnikova 82

Winifrida Gerald 85

Russia started very strong as they powered to a 4-1 win over Tanzania despite the change of personnel in their evolution of their squad.

NWFL 🇳🇬 Premiership Abasiofun brace sinks Edo, Nasarawa hit 4 past Robo, Delight Isaac seals Bayelsa win



NWFL 🇳🇬 Premiership Results

Group A

Abasiofon Uwah fired a double as Rivers Angels defeated Edo Queens 2-1 in the clash of the day in Group A. Uwah struck in the 14th and 45th minute while Edo’s reply came from Atume Doosuur on 26’ minutes

Bayelsa remain top in Group A Bankole Sofiat opened the scoring on 24 minutes followed by a Delight Isaac effort on 55 minutes

Omeje Chukwube 48th minute effort lead Naija to a narrow 1-0 win over Pacesetters

Omon Afensimi hit a brace leading Adamawa Queens to a 2-1 win over Heartland, Afensimi sealing the win on 55 minutes


Group B

Nasarawa blasted four past leaders FC Robo a emphatic 4-2 win for Group B’s third place team. Sunday Ohunene struck early in the second minute before Joy Iortyom levelled on 14 minutes. Nasarawa quickly restored the advantage as Ayatsea Hembafan put the home side ahead on 16 minutes. Jumoke Alani put the host 3-1 ahead at the interval before Bibiana Odoh struck immediately after the interval on 46 minutes for a 4-1 lead. Rafiu Tosin pulled a goal back for Robo on 75 minutes.

Confluence and Sunshine played out a goalless draw, seeing Confluence move off the bottom spot.

Osun and Delta drew 1-1 Tabitha Terlumun 44 canceling out Favor Damaris 19th minute opener.

Aishat Animashaun struck a brace on 14 and 75 minutes leading second place Dannaz to a 3-0 win over Dannaz

A hattrick from Winner David 12′ 28′ 43′ saw Abia Angels defeat Ahudiyannem 5-2 in the historic Abia derby. Blessing Saleh 83′ 
Obianuju Akwubo 87′ added further goals late in the second half, Chinwendu Orji 45+3′ and Tobi Oghenerugba 90+2′ hit the consolation goals for Ahudiyannem.

African Women’s Championships, Tiwa bags brace, Mssoudy fires treble, She Corporate go top, Ouedraogo strikes stoppage time winner, Hasaacas edge Ampem in Cup QF, CBE cut gap on Ethio


📸 Lekie FF


Tiwa Lys once again shone bagging a brace as champion Lekie defeated Louves 2-0 to remain top in Cameroun on goal differencial. Tiwa has 5 goals in the opening 3 rounds.

Ebolowa defeated Agai 2-0 with Flora Kameni sealing the win


Sanaa Mssoudy hit a treble to put ASFAR top with a 3-0 win over SCC as WAC had to settle for a 1-1 draw with AMLFF, Hajar Jbilou rescuing a point from the penalty spot. FUS stay third edging UTS 1-0 Samia Fikri striking the winner.

📸 ASFAR Media


League action resumed in Uganda with She Corporate hitting the top with a comfortable 3-0 win over Asubo. Jesca Namanda continuing excellent form scoring twice with Sandra Kisakye rounded off the scoring.   Kawempe Muslim had Zaitun Namaganda to thank as she rescued a point in a 2-2 draw with Rines. St Noa held Kampala to a 1-1 draw the reigning champions falling 7pts adrift of the top two.


It was a Southern sweep in the Ghana 🇬🇭 Women’s Cup Quarter Finals as Army eased to a 4-0 win over Tamale, Hasaacas won the tie of the round beating Northern leaders Ampem Darkoa 2-1. Samartex emerged winners in a penalty shoot out against Savannah likewise Jónína who beat Supreme 5-4 on penalties after a 2-2 draw.


USFA returned to winning ways thrashing Hirondelle 7-0 with 7 different scorers, Florentine Guiguemdé 27, Yeboah Comfort 44 Ayeba Elizabeth 52, Charlotte Millogo, 64 Linda Kietega 77, Quedraogo Mariétou 79 and Salamata Koanda 90+1.


Goals from Hellen Banda and Edith Phiri saw Indeni Roses move to second position though they have played 2 more games than Green Buffaloes and 4 more than Zesco. Indeni beat Nkwazi 2-0. Red Arrows moved onto 52 points thrashing Chipata 5-1 with Mary Mambwe firing a hattrick.


Rayon remain top on goal differencial as they beat Bugesera 6-0, Emerance and Jeanette striking  braces. Police defeated relegation threatened AS Kigali 5-0.


Mabinty Camara stuck a hattrick continuing great form for Determine Girls who beat Falconets 6-0.

She leads the goal scoring chat with 19 goals in 16 matches, including 5 goals in the Orange Cup.

Sarah Abrafi and Miatta Morris struck trebles to keep Shaita a point behind leaders Determine in a 10-0 destruction of Earth Angels Kaddy Jarju 2,
Kumba Kuyateh and Lucy Kikeh completed the rout.


With the top 3 out of action Zetech pulled to within 3pts of the league leaders gaining a w/o win over Kisimu who failed to travel due to financial constraints.  Esse Akida hit the winner for Kibera in a 2-1 win over Soccer Assassin’s while Kayole defeated Kisped 4-1 and Gideon shared the points with Bungoma.


Leaders Atletico D’Abijan were held to a 1-1 draw by Sekala as ASEC pulled to within a point with a game in hand with Ouedraogo Habibou striking a valuable 90+ minutes winner.


Ethio Electric lead at the top of the table was cut to two points after they were held to a goalless draw with Mechal. CBE edged Sheger 3-2 to end the round. Hawassa drew 1-1 with Adama.


Top Girls thrashed Faucon 7-1 as they continue to dominate proceedings in Burundi remaining 100% through ten rounds. Kazoza moved into second spot defeating Abeza 1-0.


Dynamique remain in charge of Poule A despite a 1-1 draw with Aïnonvi.

In Poule B Elite drew 0-0 with FAL allowing Gamia to reduce the lead to 3pts as they beat JFA 2-0.


UWCL 2026/27: Mgarr clinch first title in Malta, leagues across Europe resume. Lyon, Barcelona, Bayern consolidate league top spots.



FAWSL out of action this week due to the FA Cup.

Man City 42

Man Utd 34

Chelsea 33

Arsenal 29

Tottenham 29


D1 Feminine Lyon move to within a win of clinching a spot in next seasons tournament defeating Marseille 6-2.

Nantes will end the round in second Position despite a 2-2 draw with Montpellier

Fleury also drew 0-0 with Dijon, Romee Leuchter fired a hattrick leading PSG to a 3-0 win over Lens.

Paris FC emphatically defeated Havre 4-0 to move back into the third position.

Lyon 46

Nantes 30

Paris FC 30

Fleury 29

PSG 29

Strasbourg 25


Barcelona defeated Granada 2-0 with goals from Hansen and Camara moving onto 60pts.

Real Madrid beat Granada 2-0 and remain three points clear of Sociedad who earned a 2-1 win over Espanyol

Barcelona 60

Real Madrid 50

Sociedad 50

CA Tenerife 36


Bayern produced a dominant second half to come from behind at the interval to defeat Wolfsburg 4-1 a rapid brace from Damjanovic and goals from Georgia Stanway and Klára Bühl see Bayern move 14pts clear.

Hoffenheim defeated Leverkusen 1-0 thanks to a early penalty.

Werder were held to a 1-1 draw by Hamburg

Eintracht defeated Freiburg 3-0 , Laura Freigang opening the scoring in 37 minutes and Elisa Senß adding the second on 53. Rebecka Blomqvist struck a third on 83 minutes as Eintracht move into third spot at the FIFA Women’s International break

Bayern 52

Wolfsburg 38

Eintracht 33

Hoffenheim 32

Leverkusen 31

Werder 29


Evelyne Viens pounced to give Roma a 1-0 win and move 6pts clear of Inter, Juventus fall 8pts behind after Ternana fought back for a excellent point in a 2-2 draw.

Napoli were held to a goalless draw with Parma as Lazio and Milan drew 2-2

Roma 36

Inter 30

Juventus 28

Napoli 25

Lazio 24


Benfica eased to a 4-1 win over Valadares who drop behind Torreense after they defeated Rio Ave 1-0. Sporting struck twice in stoppage time with a Ana Tomaz brace to consolidate second spot defeating Valadares 2-0 who drop behind Torreense after they defeated Rio Ave 1-0.

Benfica 32

Sporting 25

Torreense 21

Valadares 18


PAOK continued their charge to regaining the title in Greece with a 4-0 win over Nees. AEK moved to second spot defeating third place Rea 1-0 to remain 8 points adrift

PAOK 52

AEK 44

Rea 36


FTC moved to the top in Hungary with a 6-0 win over DVTK. MTK and Puskas drew 0-0. Gyor beat Puskas 7-0

FTC 34

MTK 32

Puskas 32

Gyor 28


Czarni resumed Ekstraliga action falling to a 0-1 defeat at Gdansk. Gornik Leczna cut the defecit with a 1-0 win over Slask.

Pogon  Szczecin defeated Lodz 3-0 to move within 5pts of the league leaders.

Czarni 31

Leczna 29

Szczecin 26

Katowice 21


Mgarr United clinched their first title in Malta defeating Valletta 5-0 all the goals coming in a 18 minute spell in the second half. Yulya Carella 57, Josline N’Guessan 62 ’66 Valeria Villegas 70 and Brenda Borg 75 scored the goals.


In Luxembourg leaders Racing game was postponed against Ell, allowing Differdange to draw level on points with a 1-0 win over Jünglinster

Racing 34 +95

Differdange 34 +33

Jünglinster 25


Katamon end round 20 6pts clear of Kiryat Gat after the two drew 0-0, one game remains of the regular season before the championship round.

Katamon 53

Kiryat Gat 47

Tel Aviv 28


Ludogorets thrashed Sportika 9-0 to move 7 points clear while NSA game against FDA was postponed

Ludogorets 46

NSA 39

Zagora 34


Myjava defeated Petrzalka 11-0 while Slovan beat Komarno 5-0, Myjava remain 3pts clear of Slovan 43pts to 40.


Skopje remain top in North Macedonia earning a 2-0 win over AS United. Ljuboten beat Recica 10-0

Skopje 42

Ljuboten 40

Istatov 29


Neftchi moved 8 points clear in Azerbaijan with a 3-0 win over Shafa as Sumgayit lost 2-1 to Sabah

Neftchi 48

Sumgayit 40

Port UFK 33


Twente and Ajax play out a goalless draw, PSV edged Alkmaar in a 5 goal thriller 3-2, Feyenoord defeated Zwolle 1-0 to move 3 pts clear of Ajax

Twente 37

PSV 35

Feyenoord 33

Ajax 30


Leader Austria Wien game against Südburgenland was postponed while St Pölten’s match against Blau-Weiß was moved to April 4.

Austria Wien 40

St Pölten 34

Altach 25

Sturm Graz 25


Sparta remains 5pts clear in Czechia, Denisa Rancova hit a quadruple in a 5-0 win over Brno.

Slavia defeated Brno 6-0 with Martina Survovska bagging a brace. Ostrava v Slovácko was postponed.

Liberac eased to a 3-0 win over Plzeň to pull within a point of the third spot

Sparta 36

Slavia 31

Slovácko 22

Liberac 21


Metalist thrashed Vorskla 9-0 in the 16th round of the opening phase to move 3pts ahead in the championship. Vorskla lost a few players in the break and collapsed in the late stages of the game.

Metalist 45

Vorskla 42

Seaster 29

Kolos 25


Vllaznia thrashed Partizani 10-0 to remain top with 30pts while Teuta defeated Egnatia 5-2. Gramshi annihilated Lushjna 19-0 to move into second spot.

Vllaznia 30

Gramshi 22

Apolonia 22

Teuta 21

Partizani 15


Glasgow City end the opening phase with a dominant 4-0 win at Motherwell, Rangers move second defeating Montrose as Celtic beat Hearts 5-3, Partick score stoppage time winner to move into the sixth spot.

Glasgow City 46

Rangers 41

Celtic 41

Hearts 40

Hibs 34


In Cyprus Apollon moved closer to regaining the title with a 7-0 win over Olympic Nicosia. Omonia moved into 2nd with a 2-0 win against Lakatamia

Apollon 33

Omonia 25

Aris 24


Spartak earned a 2-1 win against Radnicki in round 12 of the first phase to remain 5 pts ahead of Crvena Zvezda who defeated Vojvodina 4-1

Spartak 32

Crvena 27

TSC 26

Vojvodina 23


In Belgium the top two claimed stoppage time wins, Kim Everaerts scoring in the 90+1 minute to give Leuven a 2-1 win over Liege while Nikki Ijzerman struck a 90+3 minutes winner for Anderlecht to overcome Brügge 3-2

Leuven 49

Anderlecht 45

Brügge 34


Late drama saw  Dinamo reduced to 10 in 84, before Zikcovic struck in stoppage time a super strike to earn a 1-1 draw Medimurje v Agram was postponed in the opening game of the championship round.

Hajduk 32

Agram 27

Dinamo 26

Medimurje 20


In the first round of the championship play offs Farul Constanta defeated Politehnica 2-1,Cluj defeated Csikszereda 3-1

Constanta 38

Cluj 32

Csikszereda 28

Politehnica 27


Fenerbahçe had a bye week with a 3-0 awarded win to remain 7pts clear of Galatasaray who defeated Fomget 3-0 in round 20 of the championship

Fenerbahçe 58

Galatasaray 51

Trabzonspor 46

Fomget 42


African Women’s Championships, Heartland stun Bayelsa, ASFAR strike 8, Akbou remain perfect, South Africa, Angola open Cosafa with wins


NWFL 🇳🇬 Premiership Results


Leaders Bayelsa were  stunned by Heartland who record a impressive 3-1 victory

Rivers and Edo joined Bayelsa on 18pts both recorded narrow 2-1 victories.

Robo moved 6pts clear in Group B
after the centre referee declared the match a walkover in favour of Robo Queens due to administrative issues involving the visitors.

Nasarawa fell to a 1-0 defeat to Sunshine Queens Victory Lucky scoring the winner

Remo Stars move into second in Group B with a rampant 4-0 win over Delta Queens moving to 15pts ahead of Nasarawa on goal difference.


ASFAR moved to within a point of WAC after crushing Phoenix 8-0 with a game in hand to take over the leadership.   The two will meet in the last game of the season.


CF Akbou made it 16 wins from 16 with a comfortable 6-0 win over CEA Setif to maintain a healthy 9pts lead. Afak Relizane defeated CS Constantine 2-0 while JF Khroub moved to third spot beating US Biskra 6-0.



Angola opened their Cosafa Women’s Championship by defeating Lesotho 3-1. Cristina Makua opened the scoring on 39 minutes before Maria Viera added a second three minutes later. Makhotso Moalosi reduced the defecit on 49 minutes however Arminda Lopes regained the two goal advantage on 54 minutes.

Host South Africa overcame Malawi with two excellent second half goals from Sibulele Holweni 63 and Bonolo Mokoma in stoppage time.


Awa Casset brace lead Aigles Medina to a 2-0 win and move 9pts clear in Poule A with a perfect record

AS Bambey returned to the top of Poule B defeating Kumare 2-0 as Lycee fell to a heavy 1-4 loss to Tigresses.


AS Bolonta rounded off the opening phase with a 100% record with a 4-1 win over Yimbaya. C.O.R remains second dominating USFG 7-0.  Sangbrala move to third spot with a 9-1 thrashing of Kebou.


African Women’s Championships: Hasaacas whip Halifax, Green Buffaloes rally, USFA fall to Etincelles, Rayon, Police remain locked, Bokkies sink Gunners, Lekie held.


Hasaacas crushed Halifax 6-0 to move to the top of the table in Ghana ‘s South Section with Mary Opoku Ndali and Anita Kwarteng scoring braces. Army join Hasaacas on 27pts with Zinatu Alhassan striking a 87th minute winner. Deborah Afriyie’ s second minute effort was enough for Police to defeat Epiphany and enter a tense race 5pts adrift of the leaders with still 6 rounds remaining.

Ampem Darkoa remain in control of the North section thanks to a Maríam Olawjmi stoppage time winner to defeat Kumasi 2-1. Savannah stay second defeating Dreamz 3-2 in a 5 goal thriller who fall into a relegation spot.


Green Buffaloes rallied from a 1-0 defecit to defeat Kamfinsa 3-1 with late goals from Maylan Mulenga and Victoria Mkwala sealing the win. Zesco were held to a goalless draw and remain 3pts behind but have two games in hand. Indeni move into the third spot with a 3-1 win over Chipata as Red Arrows drew 0-0 with fourth place Zanaco.


A Catherine Jatta brace and a strike from player of the match Louise Brown lead Determine Girls to a 3-1 win over Small Town to maintain the leadership a point clear of Shaita Angels who thrashed Real Muja 7-0.   Third place World Girls fell to a 1-0 defeat a important win for Tap Tap in the relegation battle.


AS Bolonta stay 5 points clear in Guinea defeating Horaya 3-0.    C. O. R thrashed JTK 8-0. Yimbaya showed no mercy to bottom placed Kebou rattling home 17. But it was Sangbralla the heroines of the round, surviving a crash end route to their game to dominate Hirondelle 9-1 with a dominant performance.


Aigles Medina eased to a 5-0 win over CASA, with Awa Casset scoring a hattrick while Tacko Diabira and Sonia Django in another dominant display.


Rayon and Police remain separated by goal differencial in Rwanda, Rayon gaining another success defeating Macuba 2-0 while Police WFC defeated Bugesera 4-1.


CF Akbou produced another dominant display sweeping aside CS Constantine 6-1 as they continue their procession to retaining the title.


The second week of action in the Guinness Super League saw champions Lekie held by Amazone to a goalless draw while Ebolowa settled for a 1-1 draw with Cyclone


Berea joined Kick 4 Life on 22pts defeating Mawes 3-1 as only 3 games took place as Lesotho prepare for the Cosafa Women’s Championship.


Another double round of activities over the weekend in Namibia which saw UNAM Bokkies hit the top the table defeating defending champions Mighty Gunners 2-1 in round 7.


Police Bullets again were out of action and Vihiga failed to take advantage having to settle for a goalless draw with Zetech


TMT cut the advantage to 6pts in the only game of the weekend with a solid 3-0 win over Brikama


Orapa improves to 15pts from 5 games to lead the North section as they defeated Eyes on the Ball 2-0, Western moved into second spot with a 4-0 win over Tornado.

Only two games took place in the South BDF moved to the top despite being held to a goalless draw by Jwaneng.


Etincelles inflicted USFAS first defeat of the season with a 2-0 with goals from Cherifatou Soulgani from a freekick and a penalty converted by Déborah Guira.

USFA’s advantage at the top of the table was reduced to 7pts.


Goals from Prisca Diallo 12, Aicha Fofana 45+2, Habibou Ouedraogo 46 and Noura Diarra lead ASEC to another convincing win beating AFAN 4-0 to remain three points behind the leaders Atletico D’Abijan who thrashed Inter 8-0. Atletico’s goals came from Djelika Diarra, Frederique Melei, Mama Junior,Fofana a brace, Sandrine Namen, Karidja Fofana, Alida Kouamlan  and Esperance Agbo.

ASEC Mimosas have a game in hand and a superior goal differencial.


Coupe du Trône Feminin 🇲🇦

The third round saw RCA defeat SC Casablanca on penalties in the surprise of the round. ASFAR advanced to the Quarter Finals having a bye in the fourth round. League Leaders WAC survived a tense tie against RCAZ advancing after a penalty shoot out succes. They to have a fourth round bye and await the winner of RCA and ANAF.


CAF Women’s Under 20 WWC Qualifying, Romaine sparkles to see Benin through, Kantono sinks Zambia, Ghana eliminate South Africa. Falconets down Senegal.





Results

Botswana  1-0 Cameroun
Mbapeua Hangara 77

Agg 1-5

Cameroun seals it’s 4th round spot to face Kenya despite falling on the day to a 0-1 defeat.


Starlet Romaine Gandonou produced another stunning individual performance with a  hattrick lead Benin  to the 4th Qualifying Round with a convincing performance.

Result
Benin  4-0 Egypt
Yasminath Djibril 45+3
Romaine Gandonou 51 61 78

Agg 5-0

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Zambia 0-1 Uganda
Mary Kantono 7

Agg 1-2

Mary Kantono early strike lead  Uganda to a excellent victory over Zambia to advance to face Ghana

© 📹 FUFA TV



A brace for Fatima Lali lead to Malawi advancing in style with a dominant second half display to defeat Guinea-Bissau 5-1 on the day.


Malawi  5-1   Guinea-Bissau
Alinafe Milanzi 5 Lamarana Bari 2′
Victoria Mkwala 52
Fatima Lali 71 90+4
Mayamiko Mkandawire 83

Agg 6-2

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South Africa  0-1 Ghana
Priscilla Mensah 63
Agg 2-3

Priscilla Mensah struck the winner for Ghana to advance with a excellent away win in South Africa to edge the tie 3-2 on aggregate




RD Congo  1-0  Côte D’ivoire
Gracia Kalumba 49
Agg 1-2

Côte D’ivoire  advance to face Benin  holding off late pressure from RD Congo a excellent save in stoppage time to secure the win





Tanzania advance on penalties

Tanzania  1-0 Kenya
Winifrida Gerald 70
Agg 1-1

Tanzania  win on penalties 3-1 to face Cameroun in the 4th Qualifying Round after Winifrida Gerald levelled the tie on aggregate



CAF Women’s Under 20 WWC Qualifying Round 3 2nd Leg

Result
Senegal 1-2 Nigeria
Sokhna Pene 76

Chinaza Kindness Ifeanyi 19′
Precious Oscar 68

Agg 1-3


Heads Nigeria 🇳🇬 win

Nigeria 🇳🇬 advance to the Final qualifying round to face Malawi defeating Senegal  2-1, (3-1 on aggregate all three goals headers from corners during both games). Chinaza Kindness Ifeanyi repeated her powerful header to open the scoring, Precious Oscar doubled the advantage before Sokhna Pene struck a super consolation.



Round 4 May 1-10

Cameroun v Tanzania
Ghana v Uganda
Côte D’ivoire v Benin
Nigeria v Malawi


African Women’s Championships, Tiwa Lys sparkles, Mssoudy hits 7, ASKO glory in Togo, Epiphany go top, Chitundu fires quadruple,


📸 Lekie FF

Tywa Lys commenced the season continuing her dominant form by firing a hattrick as champions Lekie opened the league campaign thrashing Authentic Ladies 5-1.

Flora Kameni struck the winner as Ebolowa defeated Louves 2-1

Eclair Forfeited their game among a ongoing dispute releasing a statement

The executive board of the Éclair Football Girls of SA’A Club informs the national and international public, as well as all stakeholders in the sporting community, of extremely serious legal, sporting, and social events resulting from manifestly illegal, irregular, and sporting decisions and actions attributable to the Cameroonian Football Federation and certain of its administrative officials.

By a decision lacking any statutory, regulatory, or legal basis, discovered on social media and never notified to the club, the Secretary General of FECAFOOT administratively suspended the Club.

On the basis of this illegal suspension, the Secretary General of the Federation arrogated to himself the right, in total lack of authority, competence, and mandate, to install a Provisional Management Committee to head the Club

In pursuing these illegal acts, the Federation proceeded with an unjustified refusal to issue licenses to the Club’s players, without individual disciplinary action, without regulatory basis, and outside of any adversarial procedure.

It is worth recalling that the Éclair Football Fille de SA’A club has regularly paid the affiliation and licensing fees for the players and coaches on its roster.

Incidentally, such a refusal:

– violates the players’ fundamental right to practice their sport;

constitutes a disguised collective sanction, prohibited by the general principles of disciplinary law;



MC Oran advanced to the Semi Final to face defending holders JS Kabylie after defeating UMSA 2-0.  Kabylie advanced beating Alger Centre 3-1 with Nadia Ioueneughene scoring a brace. JF Khroub will face Affak Relizane in the second semi final.


Comfort Yeboah struck a 67th minute winner to maintain USFA’s 100% record moving onto 45pts from 15 games holding a 10pt advantage over Etincelle who beat Hirondelle 4-0.



Orapa remained perfect in the Botswana Women’s National League North section defeating Francistown 3-0 with goals from Messia, Samatoto and Kgokong.

Braces from Jessica Maponga and Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse with Jessica Modise and Keitumetse Dithebe lead Gabarone to a 6-0 win against Zodiac. BDF beat Makgabz 5-0 to remain level points with Gabarone through 4 rounds.

Highlights

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Leaders Nsingizini Hotspur demolished Red Rhinos 32-0 to remain top in Eswatini with a 100% record through ten rounds. Young Buffaloes defeated Royal Leopard 4-0 to stay 3 pts adrift.


Awa Casset struck a hattrick leading Aigles Medina to a 5-0 win over JOG as they dominate Poule A in the first phase of the Senegal D1 Feminine holding a 5pt advantage with a game in hand.

Lycee return to the top of Poule B taking advantage of AS Bambey game being postponed by defeating USPA 4-2.


Veronica Kenneh struck the winner as Republic caused the sensation of the opening round of the Women’s Orange Cup defeating Real Muja 1-0. Determine Girls thrashed Dolakeh 12-1, Shaita beat Earth Angels 4-0 while World Girls eased to a 5-0 win over Rover.


ASFAR returned to domestic activities following their participation in the Fifa Women’s Champions Cup by thrashing ITFF 9-0, of which Sanaa Mssoudy struck 7 including 3 from the penalty spot. They remain 4pts adrift of WAC with two games in hand as the leaders edged RS Berkane 1-0 courtesy of a Houda Rhoujjane own goal. FUS dominated ARAFF 4-1 to remain third.


Regína Kayamboma struck a stunning winner as Green Buffaloes came back to defeat Green Eagles 2-1 to remain top in Zambia.  Zesco Ndola remain a point behind as Avell Chitundu fired a quadruple in a 5-1 win over Amazing Grace. Indeni Roses beat Zanaco 1-0 as Hellen Banda struck a 4th minute winner. Red Arrows were held to a 2-2 draw with Nchanga.


Berea held leaders LDF Ladies to a 2-2 draw in round 10 action in Lesotho, defending champions Kick 4 Life cut the gap at the top to 4pts with a 7-0 win over Mphaki.


Epiphany took over at the top of a enthralling South Section with Jennifer Dawah and Jackline Ntoso scoring the goals in a 2-0 win over Jónína. Hasaacas go second in a three way tie on goal differencial from Army . Comfort Owusu earned Hasaacas a 1-0 win over Ladystrikers as Army were held to a goalless draw by Samartex.



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ASKO retained the title in Togo over powering OTR 5-0 in the final with a dominant display. Tatiana Kayaba fired a impressive quadruple with calm finishing and Nadia Boundjou scoring the goals.


Korida Fofana hit the winning goal for Atletico to defeat Agir 1-0 as the league resumed in Côte D’ivoire. Atletico move to the top of the table as ASEC Mimosas were out of action.


Odette scored the only goal to keep Rayon top in Rwanda as they edged Kanyomi 1-0. Police remain level points by defeating Macuba by the same scoreline.


Gloria Zanmenou hit a 69th minute winner as Dynamique defeated CEFoS 2-1 and continue their dominance of Poule A extending the lead to 9pts with Tambours and Cotonou having their games postponed. Struggling reigning champions drew 1-1 with Naja and remain second bottom in the poule.


Sarah Jarju hit six goals as leaders Berewuleng demolished Brikama 10-0. Ellen Gomez added a hattrick and Anna Mendy rounded off the scoring. Red Scorpion remains three points behind as they beat Yakarr 3-0. Police were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw with Immigration as TMT rounded off the round action defeating Koita 1-0 courtesy of a excellent Awa K Darboe strike.


A double round of action in Namibia over the weekend, Mighty Gunners and FC Ongos drew 0-0 in the big clash of the weekend before both recorded 6-0 wins on Sunday.


CAF Women’s Under 20 WWC Qualifying Round 3 1st Leg

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Round 3 1st leg




Egypt 0-1 Benin

Romaine Gandonou 68

The highly talented Romaine Gandonou struck a excellent long range effort to give Benin a 1-0 advantage to take to Lome for the second leg on February 13.


Kenya v Tanzania




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Result

Kenya 1-0 Tanzania

Elizabeth Mideva 84

Elizabeth Mideva drove home a 84th minute winner following excellent link up play to give Kenya the first leg advantage in a tightly fought contest

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Result

Uganda  1-1 Zambia

Agnes Nabukenya 22′

Edith Phiri 59

Agnes Nabukenya first half strike was wiped out by Edith Phiri’s close range header approaching the hour mark. Agnes Nabukenya’s thunderous freekick effort crashed against the bar on 80 minutes.

The game ends all square as the two head to Zambia for the return on February 14.



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Nigeria v Senegal


Result

Nigeria 1-0  Senegal

Kindness Chinaza Ifeanyi 50

Nigeria opened fast however a 5th minute effort was disallowed after a inswinging corner saw a foul on the keeper who had fell over the line. Senegal remained solid at the back, looking to counter attack as the two headed to the interval goalless.

Kindness Chinaza Ifeanyi powered a 50th minute header home from a excellent corner to give Nigeria a 1-0 lead.

Nigeria continued to look dangerous especially from set pieces but could not extend the advantage.

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Result

Guinea-Bissau 1-1 Malawi

Quita Da Silva 48

Sarah Mlimbika 75

Quita Da Silva scores directly from a free-kick to give Guinea-Bissau the advantage

Sarah Mlimbika levelled the tie with a nice run beating two defenders to level the game

All to play for in the return leg on February 14.


Result

Cameroun 5-0 Botswana

Effa Essomba 18

Beverly Nimpa 30

Rachou Assako 50

Tsimi Aurore 68

Ngo Bilong Andree 74

Effa Essomba converted a penalty to open the scoring for Cameroun. Beverly Nimpa added a second with a calm finish to extend the lead.

Rachou Assako pounced at the near post to extend Cameroun’s lead to 3-0. Tsimi Aurore added a exceptional taken penalty in the 68th minute for a 4-0 Cameroun advantage The Cameroun onslaught continued Ngo Bilong Andree 74 adding a 5th.

A dominant display for Cameroun to take to the second leg on February 13.



Ghana 🇬🇭 v South Africa 🇿🇦

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Result

Ghana 🇬🇭 2-2  South Africa 🇿🇦

Agnes Yeboah 34

Linda Ansah 51

Zoe October 47

Khwezi Khoza 60

Ghana opened the game the more pressing team forcing South Africa into defence. Fatima Fuseni struck a fierce effort from distance on 26 minutes with Casey Gordon producing a excellent save. Agnes Yeboah opened the scoring with a excellent header on 34 minutes.

A stunning equaliser from Zoe October firing home a super effort on 47 minutes. Ghana responded  immediately with Linda Ansah scoring direct from a corner, the keeper missing the ball under intense pressure.

Khwezi Khoza ran onto a well paced through ball to slide the ball past the keeper to level the game at 2-2.

Ghana had a late goal disallowed for offside in the 87th minute as a enthralling contest ended all square for the return in South Africa on February 14.


Côte D’ivoire 🇨🇮 v RD Congo


Result

Côte D’ivoire 2-0 RD Congo

N’Guessan Adjoua 34

Audrey Djan Lóu 68

N’Guessan Adjoua rounded off a fine team movement splitting open the RD Congo defence calmly slotting the ball low into the corner to open the scoring for the hosts.

Côte D’ivoire continued to press more and Grace N’Dri doubled the advantage using her pace to round the defence and put the ball across the keeper for Dan Lóu Audrey to tap in.

The second leg will be played February 14.

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African Women’s Championships: Gabarone hit 42, Mourtaji treble sinks WAC, Zesco go top, Rayon win Heroes Cup, Nsingizini top Young Buffaloes




Lesego Radiakanyo hit a hattrick inside the opening 2 minutes leading to Gabarone blitzing Ghantsi 42-0. Gabarone move on to 9pts along with Double Action and BDF in the South section.

Orapa move to the top in the North after defeating Granada 2-1.  Francistown were held to a 2-2 draw with Tawana.



USFA secured their 14th victory of the season against AS Djelgodji with a score of 2-0.
Florentine Djiguemdé in the 5th minute and Comfort AJ Yeboah in the 75th minute sealed the points.


Nsingizini Hotspur defeated reigning champions Young Buffaloes 2-0 to go three points clear and remain 100% on the season.


Chaymaa Mourtaji hit a hattrick as UTS upset WAC 4-3 in a 7 goal thriller. WAC remains top 4pts clear of ASFAR who were in action in the Fifa Women’s Champions Cup, ASFAR though has two games in hand. FUS were held by RS Berkane to a goalless draw both having goals disallowed. PFAM defeated ALAMFF 1-0 to earn 3 valuable points.


Mogbewmo Queens overturned a 2-0 defecit to defeat Ascentonians 3-2 in a 5 goal thriller with Fatmata Turay striking the winner.

Ram Kamara defeated Rising Queens 4-0 to remain second 6pts behind.


Goals from  Damilola Olanshile x2 Dalphine Glao double and Mabinty Camara eased Determine Girls to a 5-1 win over Real Muja to open a 3pts advantage as rivals Shaita Angels fell to a 1-0 loss to World Girls, Nigerian Precious Daniels striking the winner.


Vihiga return to winning form to move back into second place, Providence Mukalo and Anitah Namata striking the goals in LA 2-0 win over Kisped. Police Bullets and Ulinzi were out of action. Trinity and Kibera drew 0-0 while Kayole edged Kisumu 2-1.


Emeline Mukagakete and Angelique Umuhoza scored the goals for Rayon Fc to win the Heroes Cup defeating Indahangarwa 2-0.

In league action Police WFC lost their unbeaten record as they fell to a 1-0 defeat to in form Kamonyi.


Glória Ameaa rescued a point for Ampem in a 1-1 draw with Ashtown, they remain top in the North section three points clear of Fosu who beat Tamale 1-0 courtesy of a strike from Alberta Owusu.

In the South Army drew with Police 0-0, while Hasaacas were pegged back by a 88th minute equaliser by Joyce Atimbila in a 1-1 draw with Jónína. Two points separate the top 3.


Thandiwe Ndhlovu fired a treble to move reigning champions Zesco Ndola to the top of the table in Zambia in a 6-0 demolition of Elite Ladies. Zanaco pulled to within 3pts beating Yasa 2-0, likewise Indeni who edged Nchanga 2-1 with Natasha Kapombo scoring the decisive goal. Red Arrows are a further two points behind Faith Tembo scoring the match winner against Amazing Grace.


Champions Mighty Gunners thrashed Desert Foxes 7-0 in the second round of action in Namibia.


JOG defeated Amazone 2-0 moving to 16pts, two points adrift of Aigles Medina whose game against Kaolack was postponed.

Bambey moved to the top in Poule B with a 2-0 win over Dakar, Lycee saw their game against Tigresse postponed


Dynamique FC  earned a hard-fought win securing a valuable victory in Ouidah, the winning goal coming from Pierrette Chigblo. Dynamique move 6pts clear in Poule A.  No games were played in Poule B.


ASKO overturned a first leg defecit in style thrashing US AMOU 5-1 to earn their spot in the final and bid for back to back titles.

They will face OTR on February 7th who defeated US Kokori 3-0 to seal a 4-1 aggregate win.


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