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Jentrix Shikangwa brace lead Simba Queens to a fifth title as they sealed the deal with a resounding 5-2 win over Mashujaa.

League leading scorer Jeannine Mukandayisenga added another to her tally as Yanga and JKT played out a 1-1 draw.

Champions

2017 Mlandzi
2018 JKT
2019 JKT
2020 Simba
2021 Simba
2022 Simba
2023 JKT
2024 Simba
2025 JKT
2026 Simba

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Dynamique clinched the title in Benin by defeating Elite 2-1 in the final round of the championship phase by head to head virtue.

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Philisiwe Dlamini, Kudakwashe Basopo a brace and Nomvula Mthimkhulu struck for Nsingizini Hotspurs in a 4-0 success over Mbabane to keep a 3pt lead over Young Buffaloes who have won the title for the past four years. The two will clash next weekend in a pivotal encounter for the title.

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FC Ongos clinched a dramatic last day title as they beat Julinho 3-0 while Mighty Gunners were held to a goalless draw by Windhoek enabling Ongos the advantage to clinch the championship.

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Ebolowa played out a goalless draw with DJA seeing the defecit reduced to 9pts by Lekie who move back to second spot with goals from Marly Gah, Ekodeck and Makana.

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Sarah Jarju struck a brace as the league resumed in Gambia with reigning champions Berewuleng remaining 6pts clear by defeating Police 2-1. TMT sit 6pts adrift defeating Fortune 2-0.

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Fufa Women’s Cup

Wakiso Hill stunned league runner up She Corporate with a penalty shootout win after a 2-2 draw. Kawempe Muslim edged Uganda Martyrs 1-0 to advance to the Final 8.

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Wafcon Preperation Matches take place in the next week with alteration of some previous announcements.

Zambia will still host a four nation tournament however it will be played in a Semi Final, Final format with Zambia facing Kenya and Zimbabwe playing Lesotho.

Ghana decided against travelling to Tanzania which means the proposed host will face Malawi in two international matches. Malawi will be without Temwa Chawinga who states she has private business to attend and misses the warm up games.

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CAF Women’s Under 17 WWC Qualifying Round 2 2nd Leg saw drama and expected advances.

Romaine Gandonou sealed a 5-1 aggregate win for Benin over Sierra Leone with another excellent strike.

A hard fought contest saw Kenya ground out a goalless draw with Uganda to advance on the away goal rule following a first leg 1-1 draw.

Second half goals from Mihret Ayele and Lydia Iyasu lead Ethiopia to a 4-2 aggregate win over Burundi. Dancille Iranzi had levelled the tie on aggregate in the 5th minute.

Cameroun and Senegal matched out each other for a successive goalless draw leading to a tense penalty shootout which Senegal prevailed to advance to the final qualifying round.

Ghana comfortablty defeated Liberia 2-0 for a 8-0 aggregate win to set up a clash against Senegal.

Zambia added two second half goals to the 5-0 first leg advantage cruising to the third round with well taken goals from Phildah Muzuwa and Elizabeth Mofya.

South Africa and Tanzania played out a goalless draw seeing the host advance courtesy of a 2-0 first leg win in Tanzania.

Oluwakemi Adegbuyi and Chidi Harmony lead a first half onslaught as Nigeria showed no mercy in a dominant 6-0 win over Guinea to take the tie 11-0 on aggregate.

Third Qualifying Round July 5-12.

Nigeria v Benin

Senegal v Ghana

Zambia v Ethiopia

South Africa v Kenya

The four winners qualify for the FIFA Women’s U17WWC in Morocco.

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Dates and times are to be confirmed.

Round 1

Naegohyang the AFC Women’s Champions League winner will face the winner of the OFC Women’s Champions League that takes place June 27 to July 10.

Round 2

CAF Women’s Champions League that has yet to have a set date usually in November face off against the winner of Round 1 match likely in December.

The Semi Final and Final will be held in Miami January 27 to January 31.

However a change to the 2026 edition

The winner of Round 2 will face the Concacaf Women’s champions America.

While the Conmebol Copa Libertadores Femenina winner will face UWCL champion Barcelona.

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France squad to face Poland and Ireland in the final group matches of the first phase of Qualifying

France sit second in the group behind Netherlands

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Spain squad for a crucial UEFA Women’s European WWC Qualifying tie against England and Iceland. A draw or negative result for Spain on June 5 would see England qualify automatically before the final round of matches June 9.

Goalkeepers
– Cata Coll – Barcelona 
– Misa Rodríguez – Real Madrid 
– Adriana Nanclares – Athletic Club 

Defenders
– Irene Paredes – Barcelona 
– Ona Batlle – Barcelona 
– Olga Carmona – PSG 
– Laia Codina – Arsenal 
– Jana Fernández – London City Lionesses 
– Mapi León – Barcelona 
– María Méndez – Real Madrid 
– Andrea Medina – Atlético de Madrid 

Midfielders
– Alexia Putellas – Barcelona 
– Mariona Caldentey – Arsenal 
– Patri Guijarro – Barcelona 
– Aitana Bonmatí – Barcelona 
– Fiamma Benítez – Atlético de Madrid 
– Clara Serrajordi – Barcelona 

Forwards
– Claudia Pina – Barcelona 
– Esther González – Gotham FC 
– Vicky López – Barcelona 
– Salma Paralluelo – Barcelona 
– Athenea del Castillo – Real Madrid 
– Eva Navarro – Real Madrid 
– Lucía Corrales – London City Lionesses 
– Edna Imade – Granada .

Other squads

Denmark

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Norway

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Germany

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Sweden

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England

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Iceland 🇮🇸

The Group

Cecilía Rán Rúnarsdóttir – Inter Milan – 29 games

Telma Ívarsdóttir – Inter Milan – 12 games

Fanney Inga Birkisdóttir – BK Häcken – 8 games

Hafrún Rakel Halldórsdóttir – Brondby IF – 18 games, 1 goal

Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir – SC Freiburg – 84 games, 3 goals

Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir – Bayern Munich – 146 games, 13 goals

Guðrún Arnardóttir – Hammarby Fotboll – 61 games, 1 goal

Arna Eiríksdóttir – Valerenga – 3 games

Sædís Rún Heiðarsdóttir – Valerenga – 27 games

María Catharina Ólafsd. Gros – Djurgardens IF Fotboll – 2 games

Alexandra Jóhannsdóttir – Kristianstads DFF – 63 games, 7 goals

Katla Tryggvadóttir – ACF Fiorentina – 12 games

Karólína Lea Vilhjálmsdóttir – Inter Milan – 62 games, 15 goals

Ída Marín Hermannsdóttir – FH – 7 games

Hildur Antonsdóttir – Madrid CFF – 35 games, 2 goals

Emilía Kiær Ásgeirsdóttir – RB Leipzig – 14 games, 1 goal

Sandra María Jessen – 1. FC. Cologne – 63 games, 7 goals

Birta Georgsdóttir – Genoa CFC – 1 game

Sveindís Jane Jónsdóttir – Angel City – 60 games, 16 goals

Hlín Eiríksdóttir – ACF Fiorentina – 58 games, 8 goals

Diljá Ýr Zomers – SK Brann – 25 games, 2 goals

Linda Líf Boama – Kristanstads DFF – 2 games

Thelma Karen Pálmadóttir – BK Häcken – 3 games

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Austria

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Poland

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Netherlands

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Adrijana Mori (1.FFC Turbine Potsdam), Mateja Zver (Ankara BB Fomget), Zala Meršnik (Al Ittihad Club), Dominika Čonč (Calcio Como 1907), Zara Kramžar (Everton FC), Sara Agrež (FC Köln), Sara Ketiš (FC Lumezzane), Lana Golob (Glasgow City F.C.), Melania Pasar (LASK), Chantal Marie Nees Kirtzakis (Atromitou WFC), Kaja Korošec (Paris F.C.), Nina Kajzba (Standard de Liège), Izabela Križaj (SKN St. Polten), Tinkara Testen (SL Benfica), Zala Kuštrin (Sturm Graz), Maja Sternad (SV Werder Bremen), Kaja Eržen (Ternana Women), Lara Prašnikar (Utah Royals), Živa Rakovec (DNŠ Mura), Mirjam Kastelec (ŽNK Ljubljana), Neža Trost (ŽNK Ljubljana), Iva Kocijan (ŽNK Radomlje), Jona Javorič (ŽNK Radomlje).

Slovenia

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Goalkeepers : Rachele Baldi (Roma), Francesca Durante (Lazio), Laura Giuliani (Milan), Margot Shore (Marsiglia);

Defenders : Elisa Bartoli (Inter), Valentina Bergamaschi (Roma), Lisa Boattin (Huston Dash), Federica D’Aurica (Lazio), Lucia Di Guglielmo (Washington Spirit), Martina Lenzini (Juventus), Elena Linari (London City Lionesses), Elisabetta Oliviero (Lazio), Cecilia Salvai (Juventus), Angelica Soffia (Milan);

Midfielders : Melissa Bellucci (Napoli Women), Arianna Caruso (Bayern Monaco), Giulia Dragoni (Roma), Manuela Giugliano (Roma), Giada Greggi (Roma), Eva Schatzer (Juventus), Emma Severini (Fiorentina);

Forwards : Barbara Bonansea (Juventus), Michela Cambiaghi (Juventus), Sofia Cantore (Washington Spirit), Cristiana Girelli (Bay FC), Benedetta Glionna (Inter), Margherita Monnecchi (Lazio), Martina Piemonte (Lazio), Noemi Visentin (Lazio).

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Serbia

goalkeepers Milica Kostić (Ferencváros), Jefimija Škandro (TSC), Ema Aleksić (Koge), defense Violeta Slović (Zenit), Nevena Damnjanović (CSKA Moscow), Aba Šćepanović (Red Star), Aleksandra Gajić (Saint Etienne), Ema Petrović (Malmö), Milica Gaković (TSC), Milica Šarić (Red Star), Allegra Poljak (Madrid), midfield Jelena Čanković (Brighton), Milica Mijatović (Fogmet), Dina Blagojević (Spartak Moscow), Živana Stupar (Zenit), Sofija Sremčević (Red Star), Vesna Milivojević (Malmö), Anastasija Ćirić (Krila Sovjetov), attack Nina Matejić (Zenit), Mina Čavić (CSKA Moscow), Milica Bulatović (Vojvodina), Miljana Ivanović (Malmö), Sara Stokić (Milan), Paulina Stanic (Sassuolo).

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Ukraine

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Here’s the full text from Alexia Putellas’ Instagram farewell post on 26 May 2026:

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Alexia Putellas:
“The time has come to acknowledge that I’ve given everything for these colors. It’s been a perfect story.

I said I wanted my final moment to come when I was at my best, giving everything and with 100% energy. That’s it, now it’s time.

I was six years old the first time I went to Camp Nou with my father. I could never have imagined that one day, more than 90,000 culés would be there chanting my name.

We’ve taken the women’s team further than we ever imagined. At the beginning, being a soccer player wasn’t even recognized as a profession. Now I feel privileged to have been part of this change.

Wednesday vs Real Sociedad will be my last game at Barça. Thank you for everything, Culers. Visca el Barça i visca el Barça Femení.”

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It is worth noting Alexia didn’t appear in the top 20 of the Balon D’or until Barcelona actually won the UEFA Women’s Champions League despite years of excellence another point of who actually gets votes for what. A incredible talent in women’s football it took Barcelona to 2021 to win the Uefa Women’s championship league with wise investments to make a extremely talented squad adding to the parts initially missing that was costing final glory with Alexia continuing her displays at a high level since 2012 the trophy cabinet soon filled as the 2020s came. She played her final home game for Barcelona against Real Sociedad in round 29 of another championship season domestically adding to the UWCL Champions League final success over Lyon. Barcelona defeated Sociedad 2-1 with Alexia adding a assist. She departed the game in the 81st minute.

An incredible player throughout however no one wins games on their own it is a team effort with the correct pieces required before Balon D’ors are achieved.

Where she will go remains to be determined as we know London City has been courting her with huge contract offers, however there are interest from the NWSL

Alexia’s achievements as part of the Barcelona Women’s after 14 years.

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*Stats at FC Barcelona 2012–2026*
– *Appearances:* 513 games
– *Goals:* 234 – makes her Barça Femení’s all-time top scorer
– *Assists:* 179
– First Barça woman to score at the old Camp Nou in the modern era, and first to score at the Johan Cruyff Stadium

*Trophy haul:*
– *UEFA Women’s Champions League:* 4 – 2020–21, 2022–23, 2023–24, 2025–26
– *Liga F/Primera División:* 10 league titles
– *Copa de la Reina:* 8
– *Supercopa de España Femenina:* 6
– *Copa Catalunya:* 7
– *Treble:* 2020–21 – first in Barça Femení history
– *Quadruple:* 2023–24

*Individual while at Barça:*
– Ballon d’Or Féminin: 2021, 2022
– UEFA Women’s Player of the Year: 2021, 2022
– The Best FIFA Women’s Player: 2021, 2022
– UCL Player of the Season: 2020–21, 2021–22, 2025–26
– UCL top scorer: 2021–22 with 11 goals

She rejoined Barça in 2012 from Levante, and captained the team from 2021. Missed most of 2022–23 with an ACL injury but came back to lead them to 2 more UCLs and a World Cup with Spain in 2023.

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📸 Aigles Medina

Coupe du Senegal 🇸🇳 Feminine

Final result

AS Bambey 0-2 Aigles Medina

M Cissokho 12
A Kasse 46

A super effort from Cissokho on the 12th minute chipping the keeper from the left side of the box exquisitely before Kasse struck immediately after the interval to secure the Cup.

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CAF Women’s Under 17 WWC Qualifying Round 2 1st leg

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Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia built up big first leg second round of qualifying leads in their bid to reach the 2026 FIFA Women’s Under 17 WWC in Morocco. Ghana produced a second half onslaught to overwhelm Liberia 6-0.

Chidi Harmony recently back from injury struck a hattrick leading Nigeria to a 5-0 win over Guinea.

Natasha Kasema’s hattrick lead Zambia to a resounding 5-0 win over RD Congo in a strong determined display.

Romaine Gandonou struck a brace as Benin produced a solid first leg lead over Sierra Leone, Diana Dogbe scored the third being alert to a rebound.

Uganda and Kenya played out a entertaining 1-1 draw Emily Adhiambo cancelling out a early strike from Shadia Nabirye.

Senegal were held to a goalless draw with Cameroun in a tightly thought contest both having good moments.

First half strikes from Khwezi Khoza and Aaliyah Jacobs earned South Africa a 2-0 lead over Tanzania heading home for the return leg.

Lidya Eyasu Sorsa 27 30 two quick goals put Ethiopia ahead however Anita Ndikumana responded in the second half for Burundi as the game ended 2-1 in favour of Ethiopia.

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The play offs began in Benin with Dynamique beating JFA 4-2 and Cotonou falling to a 3-1 defeat to Elite.

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A brace from Grace Mendoua, with goals from Rose Piro and Flora Kameni lead leaders Ebolowa to a 4-1 win over Agai. Ebolowa move a huge 10 pts clear of second place Lekie who were held to a goalless draw with Louves.

DJA drop to third after a 2-1 loss to Vision.

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Kudakwashe Basopo fired in 4 as Nsingizini Hotspurs remain top in Eswatini through round 19 Nsingizini defeated Sidvwashini 8-1, Eunice Chibanda and Patience Ndhlovu both adding two goals each

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Herentals move to the top of the table on goal difference producing a 10-0 demolition of Rufaro.

Correctional Queens dropped their first points of the season being held to a 1-1 draw with Conduit.

Platinum join Herentals and Correctional on 16pts receiving a walk over against Rise of Hope Academy.

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📸 Orapa

In Botswana Orapa wrapped up the North stream title and will face Gabarone the South stream champions.

Orapa defeated Western 5-1 with Messiah striking a hattrick to clinch top spot. On Sunday they beat Tornado 6-0 to end their league campaign in style, Boingotlo scoring three of the goals.

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League champions USFA progressed to the Cup Final defeating ASAF 2-0 with Elodie Goungounga and Charlotte Millogo scoring the goals. They will face Etincelle in the final who overcame Douanes 2-1

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Champions Mamelodi open their campaign with a 6-0 win over Diepkloof with goals from Lebohang Ramalepe 29, Noxolo Cesane 42, Nonhlanhla Mthandi 52,Refilwe Thaokele 61, Lelona Daweti 72 and Boitumelo Rabale 90+2

The new season opened Friday night with JVW defeating Ramatlaohle Gabriela Salgado 24, Nompumelelo Nyandeni 71 Bonolo Mokoma 77 and Julia Goncalves 84 on target while Thabiso Mohlala 76 responded for Ramatlaohle.

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Simba Queens moved to within a win of the title in Tanzania defeating JKT Queens 2-1 with goals from Fasila Adhiambo and Aisha Mnunka. Asha Mwalala responded for JKT.

Violet Thadeo struck a huge blow to Yanga Princess bid as Mashujaa Queens defeated them 1-0

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Wafcon Preperation Matches

All but Algeria and Mali have now Preperation matches listed in the upcoming FIFA Women’s International period.

A interesting three team tournament will be played in Tanzania with Malawi and Ghana present.

Zambia host Burkina Faso, Kenya, Zimbabwe where two games each will be played. Zambia v Burkina Faso, Kenya v Zimbabwe, Zambia v Kenya and Zimbabwe v Burkina Faso.

Nigeria will host Senegal in two friendlies.

Morocco travel to France first to play Cameroun in Beauvais before moving onto Spain to play New Zealand.

Egypt host Tunisia in two friendlies while Côte D’ivoire face off against Cabo Verde.

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UWCL 2026-27

Ekstraliga 🇵🇱
23/5 10:30 Slask v Czarni sport TV
Czarni clinch the title with a win

Moldava Women’s Championship
24/5 15:00 Zimbru v Nistru
Zimbru clinch the title with a win

Eredivisie Vrouwen 🇳🇱
PSV champions
22/5 20:00 PSV v Twente
Heerenveen v Ajax
Feyenoord v Breda

Ajax clinch second uwcl spot with a win
Twente clinch Europa Cup spot with a win
Feyenoord clinch Europa Cup spot with a win and Twente loss


Admiral Frauen Bundesliga
22/5 6:30pm Sturm Graz v St Pölten oefb tv

23/5 2pm Austria Wien v   Salzburg oefb tv
Austria Wien clinch title with a win or St Pölten loss the previous day.


24/4 13:10
Hibs v Hearts bbc alba
Hearts clinch title with a win or draw and Rangers fail to win

Glasgow City v Rangers bbc Sport
Rangers clinch title with a win plus Hearts draw or lose

Albania  Women’s Championship play offs
Second Leg
Vllaznia v Gramshi (1-0) 13:00
Apolonia v Teuta (1-1) 16:00
Vllaznia and Apolonia advance with a win or draw.  Vllaznia can also advance only losing by 1 goal.

Europa Cup
24/5 13:00 Csikszereda v Politehnica
Csikszereda clinch Europa League

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As Barcelona and Lyon head to Oslo to compete in the UWCL 2025-26 final league action across Europe continues with more Championship glory and European spots which mean alot to many clubs are on the line. Czarni Sosnowiec can clinch their first title since 2021.

In Scotland Hearts can win their first title in the clubs history facing Edinburgh rivals Hibs who were the champions last season.  Rangers take on Glasgow City in the hope Hearts fail to win and they take all 3pts in a enthralling title race in Scotland.

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UEFA Women’s Champions League Final

May 23 18:00 CEST

Barcelona v Lyon

8 times champion Lyon take on Barcelona three times winner appearing in a 6th consecutive final winning in 2021 2023 2024 falling to a 1-0 defeat to Arsenal last year.

Lyon have won four of the five encounters between the teams, although Barça triumphed in their last contest – 2-0 in the 2024 final with Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas both on target in Bilbao, Barcelona’s most recent European title.

Ewa Pajor is the joint-top scorer in the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League alongside Arsenal’s Alessia Russo. Both scoring 9 goals. The most goals scored in a single edition by a Barcelona player is Alexia Putellas’ 11 in 2021/22.

Barcelona are the top scorers this season with 37 goals.

Wendie Renard, the all-time top appearance-maker in the competition on 134, has featured in all 11 of OL’s finals – a competition record.

The match will be on Disney + platform and the following channels around the world

La1
Tv3
Esport3
3Cat
Lequipe

CBS Sport
ESPN Deportes

Fancode

SRF info
ESPN Norte
ESPN 4 sur
Tipik
Sporza
ESPN Africa
ESPN 🇧🇷
Dstv now
Cablenet sport 2
BBC 2
RTE 2
Sport 5plus
Wowow prime
Blue Sport
RTP 2

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📸 EFA

CBE celebrate title glory.

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CBE clinched title glory in the winner takes all encounter defeating Ethio Electric 2-0. Emush Daniel opened the scoring on 62 minutes before Rediet Asresahegn doubled the advantage on 73 minutes to seal the title.

Dagmawit Solomon of Ethio Electric claimed the golden boot with 24 goals, Rediet striking 21, Emush Daniel 13.

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Mighty Gunners reclaim top spot in Namibia after 21 rounds claiming full 6pts over the weekend as Ongos slipped to a goalless draw in their first encounter being held by Unam Bokkies.

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Correctional Queens remain the only side with a 100 percent record through 5 rounds  with Kudzanai Chiparausha scoring the first goal after 11 minutes and Blessing Dube doubling the advantage on 47 minutes. Herentals move to second with a 14-0 thrashing of bottom team Rise of Hope Academy. Platinum Royals edged Mpopoma 1-0 courtesy of a Pamela Nkomo 5th minute strike.

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Flora Kameni struck the winner as Ebolowa maintain a 7pt advantage over DJA through Rd 13 defeating Cyclone 1-0. DJA beat Agai 2-0.

Tiwa Lys produces another player of the match performance as Lekie defeat Amazone 3-1, striking a excellent brace she moves back to the top of the scoring chart with 12. Flora Kameni 11.

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Heartache for She Corporate as they are held to a goalless draw by She Maroons, with Kawempe Muslim taking full advantage defeating Olila 3-1 to clinch the title on the last day of the season. Congratulations  to Kawempe Muslim. Jovia Nakagolo, Agnes Nabukenya and Latifah Nakasi struck the crucial goals.

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Kawempe Muslim champions

📸 Fufa

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Top Girls continued their undefeated season thrashing Abeza 7-0, already crowned champions with 16 wins and a draw.

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Champions ASFAR ended the campaign defeating WAC 1-0 courtesy of a Fátima Tagnaout penalty a Result that saw WAC drop to third. FUS took full advantage defeating ALAMFF 4-0 to claim second spot and a position in the UNAF CAF WCL Qualifying in Tunisia which will also involve Sousse, Akbou and FC Masar.

WAC’s Nadia Laftah wins the golden boot with 26 goals edging Sanaa Mssoudy on 24.

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Eneless Phiri struck a hattrick as champions Zesco Ndola ended the campaign with a 4-1 win over Kamfinsa. Runners up Green Buffaloes defeated Nkwazi 3-0.

📸 Zesco Ndola

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Rokhyatou Kande hit a hattrick as Aigles Medina powered past Lycee 7-0. Awa Casset a brace and goals from Fatoumata Dramé and Mbayang Sow completed the rout.

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Eunice Chibanda and Siphelele Mpandza were on target as Nsingizini Hotspurs remain top in Eswatini through 18 rounds as they defeated Royal Leopard 2-0. Young Buffaloes remains three points adrift with a 7-0 win over Mbekelwini.

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Benin D1 Feminine play offs are set Dynamique, Cotonou, Elite and JFA the respective top two in each group will compete.

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Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse fired a hattrick as Gabarone clinched the South Stream title defeating BDF 5-0 and will face North stream champions Orapa who beat Tawana 5-0.

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Champions Kenya Police Bullets finished the campaign with a 1-0 win over Madira Soccer. Gideon suffered relegation being held to a goalless draw with Trinity.

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📸 FKF

Kenya Police Bullets receive the championship trophy.

📸 Kenya Police Bullets

Magical Maggy, Margaret Kunihira golden boot winner.

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Hasaacas claimed the Ghana Women’s FA Cup defeating Army on penalties after a exciting 1-1 draw. Linda Epo struck in the 87th minute for Hasaacas which was immediately responded by Army in a dramatic finale as Esther Asamoah Yiadom equalised. With stalemate in the extra time the game went to the penalty shootout which Hasaacas won 5-3.

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Sousse are crowned champions in Tunisia. They will host the UNAF CAF WCL Qualifying in August which they face FUS, Akbou and FC Masar

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African Women’s Champions in 2026 and league leaders

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Niger 🇳🇪 D1 Feminine latest standings through 10 rounds

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As WAFCON 2026 approaches more confirmation of preparation matches are revealed.

Super Falcons return to action hosting Senegal in a double encounter.

Zambia will host a four nation tournament with Zimbabwe, Kenya and Burkina Faso.

Faz also updated news of their coach Nora Hauptle stating issues had been resolved and was set to remain in charge for the WAFCON 2026 tournament in Morocco.

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📸 FKF

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Margrét Kunihira struck the 40th minute winner to seal Kenya Police Bullets third successive title clinching with a 1-0 win over Trinity Starlets.

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Goals from Ornella Beulou and Grace Mendoua opened up a 7pt advantage for Ebolowa as they overcome Louves 2-0 in the match of the round. Second place DJA were held to a goalless draw likewise reigning champions Lekie who remain third.

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Ongos lead is cut to a point after a goalless draw with African Stars in their second match of the weekend. Mighty Gunners took maximum points in their two games to keep the pressure on the leaders.

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Sharon Kanyiginya struck for Uganda Martyrs to defeat leaders She Corporate in the penultimate round of the season. However Kawempe Muslim failed to capitalise as they were held to a 1-1 draw with rivals Kampala Queens. The title race goes to the final round of the season with Kawempe facing Olila and She Corporate battling She Maroons.

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Zesco Ndola moved to within a win of the title edging Green Eagles 1-0 with a Fridah Kabwe strike in the 82nd minute. Zesco can retain the title midweek when they face Luyando. Green Buffaloes sit second defeating Chipata 4-0.

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Ethio Electric face Adama while CBE play Hawassa Tuesday in the penultimate round of the season both sitting on 63pts.

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Salamata Diarra struck the winner for FUS to upend derby rivals and champions ASFAR 1-0 to maintain its hopes of a second place finish. WAC defeated SCC 2-1 to remain in the second spot heading to the last round in which they face ASFAR. FUS will close the season against ALAMFF.  Second place will play UNAF CAF Women’s champions league qualifiers.

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Gabarone moved to the top of the South stream defeating Double Action 2-1Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse’s 35th minute goal secured the points.

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Mogbewmo Queens ended the season in style thrashing Ascentonians 6-0.

📸 SLFA

Mogbewmo Queens celebrate a champion season.

📸 Sierra Leone WPL fb

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Mbayang Sow hit a 24th minute winner to extend Aigles Medina advantage in a undefeated season as they defeated JOG 1-0.

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Chapungu and Correctional maintained a 100 percent start through 3 rounds with wins against Rise Academy and Rufaro Starlets respectively.

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Bolonta dropped its first points on the season being held to a 1-1 draw by Sangbralla. C.O.R cut the lead to 3pts with a 5-1 win over Hirondelle.

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FC Masar completd the double in a enthralling contest as they overcame a 2-0 defecit to beat Wadi Degla 3-2, with Farah Elmahdy pouncing on a keeper error to score the decisive goal.

📸 FC Masar

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Young Buffaloes Ladies emerged victorious after defeating Manzini Wanderers Ladies with a 4-0 scoreline in the Eswatini Women’s Cup Final at the Somhlolo National Stadium yesterday.

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China  Women’s Super League 

Results 

Changchun 1-0 Guangxi 
Yang Min 60

Liaoning 3-1 Sichuan 
Zhou Xinyu 34 66 Zhi Hongguo 69

Ye Tong 49

Naomi Adele Kabre earned the penalty leading to Liaoning’s second goal as she continues excellent form.

Linda Addai of Ghana featured for Sichuan and received a caution on 47 minutes.

Jiangsu 1-0 Shaanxi 
L Xintong 90+10

Guandong 0-1 Zhejiang i
Xu Caipang 6

A excellent run from Maryann Ezenagu set up the match winner for Zhejiang in the 6th minute.

Today’s African players in the start list

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Guandong v Zhejiang 

Zhejiang 
Maryann Ezenagu 🇳🇬 

Bench 
Juliet Bassey 🇳🇬 

Jiangsu v Shaanxi 
None 

Liaoning v Sichuan 
Naomi Adele Kabre 🇧🇫 
Folashade Ijamilusi 🇳🇬 

Bench 
Kabange Mupopo 🇿🇲 

Sichuan 
Linda Addai 🇬🇭  🟨 47
Pauline Agbotsu  🇱🇷 
Ireen Lungu 🇿🇲

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Highlights

Changchun v Guangxi

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Guandong v Zhejiang

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Liaoning v Sichuan

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Jiangsu v Shaanxi

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Arkema Premiere Ligue 

Final day Rd 22

Paris FC v Lens
Paris FC look to clinch second spot with a win that would relegate Lens.

A draw Paris FC position would depend on the result in the PSG game v Strasbourg while it could be enough to save Lens as Montpellier would have to match the result as they face Lyon away.

Clinching second spot would give Paris FC the home tie v PSG in the championship play offs and also put them in position to enter the UWCL 2026-27 League phase should Nantes not be the eventual champion.

Lyon v Montpellier
Lyon’s position in the league long settled and a place in the UWCL 2026-27 league phase guaranteed.
Montpellier win they stay up
Montpellier draw would relegate St Étienne and leave Lens having to defeat Paris FC
Montpellier lose they need St Étienne to draw or lose and Lens to lose

St Étienne v Fleury
St Étienne win Montpellier lose Lens lose St Étienne stay up

Any pts for Montpellier or Lens relegates St Étienne.

PSG v Strasbourg
PSG can move to second with a win and Paris FC drop points

Nantes finish 4th and have to be champions to gain a spot in next seasons UWCL.

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