Doris Boaduwaa hit a 87 minute winner as Katamon to earn a 1-0 win over Tel Aviv to remain 4pts ahead of Kiryat Gat. Dorine Chuigoue of Equatorial Guinea played the full game.
Barakat Kikelomo Olaiya 🇳🇬 featured for Tel Aviv receiving a caution in the 87th minute before subbing out on 88.
Kiryat Gat thrashed Hasharon 6-0, Dany Helena firing four goals in the process. Noa Selhimhodzic and Maayen Ben Israel also on target Nigerian, Glory Ogbonna subbed out of the game at the interval while South African Chuene Precious Morifi played the full game.
Ghana’s Faustina Adjei Kyremeh 🇬🇭 played the full game being cautioned on 52 minutes. While Mariam Camara played the full game for Hasharon.
Ranaana and Holon played out a goalless draw. Nigerian duo Monle Omini Oyono and Ogama Miracle Joseph, and Ghana pair Abigail Appiah and Elshaddai Acheampong featured for Ranaana. Nahi Estelle Marie Josee of Côte D’ivoire contested for Holon.
Maya Cabrera hit a brace to lead Hadera to a 3-1 win over Ashdod. Nigerian pair Onyinyechukwu Patience Okeke and Yetunde Maria Aluko suited up for Ashdod, while Rebecca Atinga of Ghana played the full game for Hadera.
Results
African players involved.
Tel Aviv 0-1 Katamon Doris Boaduwaa 🇬🇭 87
Tel Aviv Barakat Kikelomo Olaiya 🇳🇬 🟨87 subbed out 88
A intriguing contest ahead for two teams in preseason ahead of their domestic campaigns. Both made interesting reinforcements in the off season, Corinthians saw the return of Ana Vitória a starlet in their Copa Libertadores succes in 2017 when they defeated Colo Colo under the name Audax/Corinthians. Experienced Paola Garcia comes in also to strengthen the midfield. Highly talented Belén Aquino comes in from a excellent period at Internacional. The squad contains a wealth of experience, Erika, Andressa Alves, Tamires, Gabi Zanotti who nearing 41 comes off another inspirational year that saw her return to the international scene for the Brásilian national team. Duda Sampaio, Vic Albuquerque, Jaqueline all provide goal threats with Jhonson a starlet of the team improving each year. While 2025 was another exceptional year for the Libertadores, BrasilerãoFemenino champions it ended sour after a thrashing by Palmeiras in the Paulistao Femenina final, when they were overun, looking more jaded and with not much rest since that final in mid December. The Timao will be prepared as best as possible and certainly look to use as much as the squad as possible in the two games.
Gotham enter the contest having a three weeks period in Europe to sharpen up following their successful NWSL campaign and inaugural Concacaf Women’s Champions Cup winners. While they will miss the likes of Tierna Davidson and Esther González there is no shortage of capable talent. The late signature of the highly talented USWNT youth international Jordynn Dudley to bolster the attack, coming from a excellent college career at FSU adds to the forward line. With a very solid defence when at their best seeing the rise of Lily Reale, adding to the experience of Jess Carter, Emily Sonnett, with Brasil’s Bruninha, a highly talented midfield Jaedyn Shaw, Rose Lavelle, Midge Purce were added to by Savannah Mccaskill and exciting Ghana talent Stella Nyamekye coming back from her loan period from Fort Lauderdale, capable of feeding the forward line and adding another goal threat, with the likes of Stengel and Howell.
For the spectators in the stadium and home alike it is a great opportunity to witness more great talents, however what the tempo of the game we will see is difficult to judge given the status of the period both clubs are in. But the prestige of the tournament with a prize money of $2.3 million to the eventual winners of the tournament a huge prize the stakes are high.
Arsenal v ASFAR
Arsenal enter the tournament coming off a inspirational 2-0 defeat of Chelsea in the FAWSL showing the form that won the UWCL in the 2024-25 season when they upset huge favourites Barcelona. A season of mixed form for the Gunners but still a squad of many high class talents. Without disrespecting the opponent ASFAR it can be seen as a game they choose to rotate the squad players given the upcoming period of vital domestic and European matches. We all know the names from Leah Williamson, Beth Mead, Kim Little, Caldentey, Russo, Maanum to Olivia Smith and the fierce competitor Katie McCabe the danger Caitlin Foord brings along with Victoria Pelova, Stina Blackstenius whatever the line up is a huge test for ASFAR.
ASFAR the CAF Women’s Champions League champion for a second time after edging Côte D’ivoire’s ASEC Mimosas 2-1 with a late penalty from Zineb Redouani, however it was another example of the challenge faced by direct speed and running at a highly experienced defence. It is a issue seen at domestic and international level though they have proven on many occasions their resilience to sit in and repouse many attacks particularly when the movement comes from very wide. ASFAR a very proud club as we know many are national team members who were part of Morocco’s run in the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup to the second round. They are a club of great ambition mirroring the association and many others who have been involved in rise of the Women’s game in the country.
ASFAR currently sit second in the league table 4 points behind leaders WAC who they defeated 5-0 in round 11 of the domestic championship. Sanaa Mssoudy 2 60, Zineb Redouani 61, Hanane Aït El Haj 67 Najat Badri 82 lead them to a must win with a powerful performance. However that was followed by a frustrating 2-2 draw with Berkane a game that come at the end of a hectic catch up period.
As we know ASFAR backbone starts with the keeper a highly regarded Khadija Er-rmichi, with Zineb Redouani a great talent and capable of excellent strikes to. Anissa Lahmari was brought in at the start of the season to bolster the midfield to play along with the highly rated Doha El Madani CAF Young player of the year for the last two years. Sanaa Mssoudy retains her form a much better year in 2025. The likes of Safa Banouk, Aït lá Haj, Badri all capable threat, Zineb Redouani to go with Fatima Tagnaout who recently returned to the starting line up after missing large periods since her return to the club and still to show that form we know she is capable of. Another addition was Sofia Bouftini highly regarded in the national youth set up a member of the Morocco u23 also still to realize the potential.
Whatever the final outcome it is a proud moment for ASFAR and Moroccan Women’s Football whose momentum has gained rapidly in the last few years, a improvement in the standard of the league play which has been a joy to watch over the last seven years particularly thanks to the work of great local journalist who provided Transmissions of which now can be seen on Fifa plus mostly along as usual Arryadia’s live coverage of certain games we have seen over the past few years.
For people looking to watch the transmission depending on location DAZN, Fifa plus, Sky Sports in the UK, Caze TV in Brásil.
Young Buffaloes and Nsingizini Hotspur remain level on goal differencial both recording heavy wins as the league resumed in Eswatini.
Top Girls remain invincible in Burundi recording a 2-1 win over Les Faucon to move onto 27 pts in 9 games.
Dynamique were held to a 1-1 draw by Cotonou, Tambours took advantage defeating Naja 2-1 to move within 3pts.
Elite remain the only 100% outfit as they beat Lionnes 2-0.
Leaders Berewuleng were held to a 1-1 draw by Immigration allowing Police who defeated Koita 2-0 and Red Scorpion who beat TMT 1-0 to cut the gap to 3pts.
Gabarone and Double Action both hit the 20 mark in a demolition of Makgabz 23-0 and Zebras 20-0 respectively in the second round of the Botswana Women’s National League. In the North Francistown defeated Tornado 4-1.
Woli Ndiaye opened the scoring to lead WAC to a 4-1 win over ALAMFF to move 4pts clear of ASFAR whose game was rescheduled to a later date as they prepare for the upcoming Fifa Women’s Champions Cup in London on January 28. FUS remain third being held to a goalless draw by SC Casablanca.
Mogbewmo Queens blitzed Malema 10-0 with Jeneba Koroma, Musu Senge registering her first brace , Rachael Allieu, Kadiatu Musa Kamara, Nadi Quàdi, Isatu A. Bangura, Saio Martha Quraishi, and Fatmata Turay on target, remaining 100% on the season.
Ram Kamara remain second with Mariama Sambu netting a hattrick, Veronica Sambu and Kaddy Bayo also on target.
Champions Silver Strikers finally got to receive the championship trophy having clinched the title with three rounds to spare. They ended the season in style defeating Nyassa 2-1 with goals from Ireen Khumalo and Wezzie Mvula. Ascent Academy blitzed Moyale 15-0 with Leticia Chinyamula striking nine. MDF defeated Topik 4-0 to claim third spot.
With the top 4 out of action for various preparations for upcoming international events Indeni beat Elite 4-0 moving clear in 5th spot and 7pts behind leaders Green Buffaloes. Green Eagles suffered a 3-1 defeat to Trident Queens for whom Margrét Mulenga scored a brace.
Zawadi Usanase struck a late winner for Simba who move to 28pts defeating Alliance 1-0. Yanga remain a point behind with goals from Aragesh Kalsa and Asha Djafari to beat Bilo 2-0. At the bottom of the table Tausi recorded a second successive win thanks to a Fatoumata Diarra stoppage time winner.
Margret Kunihira hot form continues for the Kenya Police Bullets scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win over Zetech. Ulinzi defeated Kisped 2-0 to stay 2pts behind. Vihiga fell 5pts adrift after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Kibera.
Police WFC defeated Forever 4-0 to maintain their 3pts advantage over reigning champions Rayon who had a 7-0 success against bottom team Nyagatare.
Tacko Diabira hit a brace, Awa Casset, Aissatou Fall and a own goal leading Aigles Medina to a 5-0 win over Amazone maintaining a perfect start to the campaign. JOG defeated Etincelles by a similair margin. In the second Poule leaders Lycee fell to a 3-0 defeat to Dakar SC.
Goals from Mbsssey Darboe and Bendu Yantay lead leaders Determine Girls to a 2-0 win against World Girls in the clash of the round as the league resumed in Liberia.
On loan striker Kumba Kuyateh from Red Scorpion fired a quadruple as Shaita remain level points with Determine, defeating Ravia 4-0.
Ampem, Hasaacas eased to the Quarter Finals of the Cup in Ghana. Tamale held on to defeat Dreamz 2-1, Army edged Sissamba 3-2 in a entertaining encounter.
CF Akbou defeated JS Kabylie with a dramatic 90+4 minute winner from Nesrine Bara to extend the lead to 9pts. Afak Relizane move into second spot as they defeated JF Khroub 1-0.
FC Masar made it 19/19 with a 3-0 win over Pyramids Amira Mohamed, Hala Abdelsammad and Mahira Ali scoring the goals in the first half. Masar next face Al Alhy who remain 5pts adrift by defeating NBE, Nadine Ghazi scoring a brace to seal the win. Wadi Degla remain third thrashing SAK 9-0, Ghana’s Gladys Amfobea scoring four.
League action resumed in Guiné with the remaining games of the fourth round. AS Bolonta defeated Sangbralla 2-0 to maintain a 100% start to the season.
US Koroki and OTR played out a 1-1 draw in the first leg of the Semi Final, Meriana Agoro cancelling out Moufidatou Agoro’s opener.
US AMOU defeated ASKO 1-0 in the other semi Final Kamsiyochukwu Precious scoring the winner on 48 minutes.
Reigning champions Mighty Gunners (Ex Beauties FC) open the season with a 3-0 win over Windhoek.
Fifa confirmed 8 more participants for the upcoming Fifa Women’s Series in the Apríl Women’s Fifa period. Three different series will be played with Thailand, Côte D’ivoire and Brasil hosting the series events. Each team will play two games. The schedule will be confirmed at a later date.
Brasil, Canada, South Korea and Zambia will meet at a venue to be confirmed at a later date in Brásil.
Thailand host the series with RD Congo, Nepal and a OFC nation to be announced
Côte D’ivoire will host Mauritania, Pakistan and Turcs and Caicos series.
Fifa unveil the Fifa Women’s Champions Cup shield for the upcoming final 4
Semi Final Jan 28 Brentford Corinthians v Gotham Arsenal v ASFAR
Precious Christopher struck the winner as Yanga Princess defeated JKT Queens to remain a point behind leaders Simba Queens who defeated Mashujaa 2-1, Jentrix Shikangwa striking her 7th of the season and Zawadi Usanase scoring the winner from the penalty spot.
Precious Christopher celebrates the winner against JKT Queens
League action resumed in Rwanda with leaders Police WFC maintaining their form as they defeated Nyagatare 3-1 to stay 3pts clear of Rayon FC who edged Inyamera 1-0.
Zesco move to within a point of Green Buffaloes after Thandiwe Ndhlovu hit a brace as they defeated Konkola 2-0, and Green Buffaloes falling to Indeni 2-1 in a dramatic league encounter, a Ngosa Chabwe brace cancelled out Memory Nthala’s opener.
Green Eagles and Kamfinsa played out a goalless draw
Police Bullets eased to a 4-0 win over Kayole with Uganda duo Zaina Namuleme and Margret Kunihira on target. Ulinzi moved to second defeating Kibera 2-0 as a Catherine Khaemba equaliser earned Bungoma a point against Vihiga. Trinity had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Kisumu
In round 6 action in Tunisia Bouhajla were held to a 1-1 draw with Sidi Bouzid, BH Bank drew 0-0 with Sousse.
Bouhajla remains at the top of the standings, tied on points with the Sousse at 13 points each, having won four matches and drawn one.
Ram Kamara added 12 goals to the 13 of the last round as they crushed Malema 12-0 with goals from Mariama Sambu 12 33 54, Salamatu Kamara 15 22′ 37′ 45′, Aminata I Kamara 20FATOUMATA Y SAMOURA 49, Bain du Lansana Og 52, Nency Kourouma 65 and Mariama Sambu 67 but stay 6pts behind leaders Mogbewmo Queens who defeated Koya 2-0. Jeneba Koroma 17, Fatmata Turay 25, Matilda Kabba 32 and Nadi Quadi 72 sealing the points.
Maríam Brima struck a late goal to earn Berewuleng a 1-0 win over TMT and open a 5pt gap at the top of the table. Police and Red Scorpion played out a 1-1 draw Fatou Jagne on target for Police with Laura Pam Nbidam equalising for Red Scorpion.
Two catch up games were played in Lesotho, Berea moving into 3rd spot defeating Bokamoso 1-0.
Dynamique edged ASSABA 2-1 to remain 100 percent in Benin Poule A. Tambours defeated Espoir 3-2 to stay second.
Elite remained perfect in Poule B as they beat Léopards 1-0. Gamia defeated Vigueur by a similair scoreline to move into second spot.
Reigning champions Gabarone opened the inaugural season of the Botswana Women’s League defeating Jwaneng 4-0. Jessica Modise opened the scoring on 53 minutes, Lesego Radiakanyo added the second on 71. Nancy Baeletsi struck three minutes later before Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse rounded off the scoring on 87 minutes. Elsewhere in the South section Zodiac demolished Ghantsi 13-0, Double Action defeated Royal Fighters 5-0.
In the North Granada struck a 13-0 win over Tornado, Francistown edged Tsabothle 2-1. Orapa overcame Nico 2-1.
Ampem Darkoa defeated Savannah in a 5 goal thriller 3-2, with two goals in additional time. Maríam Iddrisu put Savannah 2-1 ahead on 89 minutes before Amina Adams 90+1 and Afishata Mohammed 90+5 give Ampem the points. Fosu remain second despite a 2-1 defeat to Northern City.
In the South leaders Army fell to defeat to Epiphany as Beline Nyarkoh struck a second minute winner. Jónína were held to a goalless draw by Soccer as Hasaacas moved to within two points of the leaders courtesy of a Abiba Issah 42nd minute effort to beat Oak 1-0.
Yasmine Abdelaziz struck a brace to seal a 4-0 victory for FC Masar over Zamalek and maintain their 5pts advantage over Al Alhy. Nour Youssef and Alexandra both scored twice in Al Alhy’s 5-0 win over Etihad Basyoun. Wadi Degla stay third with a 2-1 win over ZED.
Affak Relizane defeated last season’s finalist and league leader CF Akbou with a 2-1 win. Cup holders JS Kabylie overcame CR Belouizdad in a 6-5 penalty shoot out win after a 1-1 draw. USMA defeated Batna in a dramatic 11-10 penalty shoot out after a goalless draw.
A Comfort Yeboah brace lead USFA to a 3-0 win over Djelgodji as she moved to 14 goals on the season the league leading scorer. Kouanda Salamata sealed the win on 30 minutes.
Top Girls stay perfect in Burundi as they recorded a 8th successive victory to open the campaign well on the way to defending their title as they defeated Bon Avenir 4-0.
Arthur Elias detailed that the match should take place in October – there is a FIFA international break between the 5th and 13th. With some certainty, the coach stated that the match will be in Europe, at a venue yet to be defined. Confirmation depends on an agreement between the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).
Arthur Elias ruled out Brazil as the venue for the Grand Final: ‘There’s no chance Brazil, champions of the 2025 Copa América, will face England, winners of the European Championship would host the game.
England maybe involved in Play Off Qualifying for the World Cup given they are drawn in the same qualifying group as Spain.
UEFA Women’s World Cup Calendar
2027 Women’s Word Cup calendar
Qualifying draw: 4 November 2025 Qualifying matchdays 1 & 2: 26 February-7 March 2026 Qualifying matchdays 3 & 4: 9-18 April 2026 Qualifying matchdays 5 & 6: 3-9 June 2026 Play-off round 1 and round 2 draw: 24 June 2026 Play-off round 1 (2 legs): 7-13 October 2026 Play-off round 2 (2 legs): 26 November-5 December 2026 Inter-confederation play-offs: February 2027 Finals: 24 June-25 July 2027 (Brazil)
Green Buffaloes resumed action in top form as they put six past Yasa to maintain a 4pt advantage in the Zambia WSL. Regina Kayamboma and Lydia Shamalima both scoring twice. A Eneless Phiri brace led Zesco to a 2-0 win over Trident to stay second with a game in hand. Zanaco were held to a 2-2 draw by Nchanga as Red Arrows joined them on 40pts defeating Konkola 1-0 courtesy of a Christine Kapikisha 10th minute effort.
Army moved to the top of the South Section defeating Soccer Intellectuals 2-1. Jónína were held to a goalless draw by Oaks. Abiba Issah struck a 70th minute winner for Hasaacas in a 2-1 win against Samartex.
Ampem face Fosu on Monday as the table below sees 6 points separate 3rd to bottom. Prisons, Northern Ladies, Northern City and Savannah all recording victories.
Tacko Diabira struck a hattrick as Aigles maintained their 100 percent start in Senegal as they cruised to a 7-1 win over Etincelles. JOG defeated CASA 4-0 to remain 5 points adrift.
Lycee were held to a 1-1 draw with Kumare as Bambey moved to within a point easing to a 4-0 win over USPA.
Margret Kunihira struck a excellent brace to keep Police Bullets top in Kenya as they overcame Madira Soccer 2-0. Vihiga remain a point behind easing to a 4-1 win over Kisumu. Ulinzi defeated Bungoma 2-1 and Trinity beat Gideon 3-0 to ensure 2pts seperate the top 4.
Bouhajla maintains a perfect start beating Tunisia Sport 2-1. BH Bank rebounded from last rounds defeat to Tunisia Sport by defeating El Guettar 5-1.
Goals from Nadia Quadi and Jenera Koroma earned Mogbewmo Queens a 2-0 win over Kahunla. Ram Kamara thrashed Koya 13-0 with Salamatu Kamara firing in five to move into second position.
Top Girls defeated Arena 2-0 to maintain their 100 percent start to the season the defending champions move 8 points clear after 7 rounds.
Elodie Goungounga’s 88th mínute strike give USFA a 1-0 win over Etincelle moving to 30 points from 10 games played.
Akbou remain 7pts clear Khouloud Ournani continuing goal form with a brace leading to a 3-0 win over US Biskra
CR Belouizdad frustrated another title contender holding Afak Relizane to a goalless draw enabling JS Kabylie to move into second spot as they thrashed RS Tismsselt 11-0.
FC Masar stay perfect and 5 points clear in Egypt goals from Farah Elmahdy and Mahira Ali saw them defeat Ra 2-0. Noha El Solh hit a hattrick for Wadi Degla ín a 5-0 win over El Mokawloon and remain a point behind second place Al Alhy who struck 8 against Palm Hills, Ashraqat Adel and Noura Khaled both scoring braces.
Rwanda Women’s Super Cup
Rayon defeated Indahangarwa 4-0 to win the Super Cup in Rwanda. Emeline Mukagakete opened the scoring in the 30th minute. Odette Ngwema and Jeannette Ukwinkunda added goals early in the second half before Emerance Nyonshuti rounded off the scoring in a dominant display.
CAF Women’s Under 17 WWC Qualifying draw was made over the weekend paving the way for four teams to join Fifa Women’s Under 17 WWC host Morocco in the final tournament in October to November 2026. The Qualifying process begins in April.
The Fifa Women’s Champions Cup Final 4 comes to London at the end of January. A inaugural tournament for the global women’s game. What can we expect is difficult to predict as there is no time with different international seasons teams are in the same time of the season. Gotham and Corinthians started pre season, Arsenal on a small winter break in the FAWSL and ASFAR have been completing a handful of rescheduled games in their domestic championship.
However for the global stage it is a exciting prospect for fans, with many stars on display looking to be crowned Fifa Women’s Champions.
Gotham FC defeated Tigres in the Concacaf Women’s Champions Cup 2024-25 Final 1-0, Esther González scoring the winner in the 82nd minute.
Gotham went on to secure a second NWSL championship defeating Washington in the Championship Game 1-0 courtesy of a Rose Lavelle strike.
Gotham headed to Europe for preparation which will include some closed door scrimmages.
They recently announced Savannah McCaskill from San Diego Wave as a new signing.
Corinthians qualified for the tournament defeating Deportivo Cali in a penalty shoot out in the Libertadores Feminina 2025 final after a goalless draw.
Domestically Corinthians won a 6th successive Brasilerão Femenino title defeating Cruzeiro in the final. However they fell to a heavy defeat to Palmeiras in the Paulistao Femenina 2025 title losing 5-2 on aggregate.
Rhaizza from Bahia, Paola Garcia a experienced midfielder comes from Deportivo Cali and Uruguay star Belén Aquino reinforce Corinthians with rumours Argentina international Agustina and former starlet Brasilian international Ana Vitória in the pipeline to join the team.
With both teams in the off season preparing for long 2026 seasons the pace of the game and team sync maybe rusty however both have highly talented squads and for the fans in the stadiums and watching at home a exciting duel in prospect.
Arsenal v ASFAR
Arsenal qualified by defeating Barcelona 1-0 in the 2024-25 UWCL Final seen by many as a upset but gritty team display and a Stina Blackstenius 74th minute effort.
Arsenal finished runners up in the 2024-25 Barclays Women’s Super League and currently hold third position at the midway stage of the current season which resumes January 10th when Arsenal host 4th placed Manchester United.
Smilla Holmberg is a mid season addition from Hammarby where she made 96 appearances scoring 10 goals, winning the Swedish league title in 2023 and the Swedish Cup in 2023 and 2025 with the club.
Smilla made her senior debut for Sweden against Italy in the UEFA Women’s Nations League group stage in May 2025 and was listed in Sweden’s squad for the UEFA European Women’s Championship in the summer of 2025.
A interesting tournament for Arsenal surrounded by many big games as they face Chelsea days before their tie with ASFAR. Shortly after the tournament Arsenal face OH Leuven in the UWCL 2025-26 knockout round with the winner advancing to the Quarter Finals. How they approach this game and with what line up will be interesting but with a high quality depth in the squad it will still be a major task for ASFAR
ASFAR 12 times champions of Morocco qualified to the Fifa Women’s Champions Cup by taking the CAF Women’s Champions League 2025 lifting the trophy for the second time as they defeated ASEC Mimosas of Côte D’ivoire, Zineb Redouani striking a 85th minute penalty.
ASFAR currently stand second in the LNFF D1 Feminine 2025-26 season in Morocco having defeated FUS 4-1 in the Rabat derby at the weekend.
ASFAR boast a depth of the Morocco National Women’s team squad Anissa Lahmari being a new addition this season, and qualified for the final 4 in London by defeating the reigning AFC Women’s Champions League champions Wuhan in the second qualifying round in dramatic style overturning a 0-1 defecit to win 2-1 in extra time. Hajar Said leveling the game in the 89th minute before the highly experienced and talented Sanaa Mssoudy struck the winner.
ASFAR’s recent start list for the game against FUS on January 3rd.
A tough task for ASFAR against Arsenal, however like the Women’s National Team play technical football and capable of solid defence, but suspect to direct runs and being caught on the break. They will give their all, a very proud team with alot of spirit.
A excellent header from Vera Owusu earned Dreamz a 2-1 win over Northern leaders Ampem. However Fosu were unable to take advantage being held to a 1-1 draw by Kumasi as Gertrude Amoafoh levelled the game on 82 minutes. Ashtown moved to third in the section defeating Prisons 4-1.
Army joined Jónína on 19pts in the South Section Esther Asamoah Yiadom firing a 70th minute winner to defeat them 1-0. Hasaacas are 5 points adrift in third as they played out a goalless draw with Police Ladies.
USFA remain in charge in Burkina Faso, Stephanie Sow striking the match winner in a 1-0 win over Hirondelles.
Zawadi Usanese strike maintained Simba Queens perfect start as they narrowly defeated Ruangwa 1-0. Winifrida Gerald sealed a 2-0 win for JKT Queens over Tausi as Yanga earned a 4-0 success against Ceasiaa Jeannine Mukandayisenga striking a brace.
Anissa Lahmari broke the deadlock for ASFAR who went on to defeat FUS 4-1 in the Rabat derby to move a point behind leaders WAC having played their rescheduled games. Zineb Redouani effort was spilled by the keeper and ajudged to have crossed the line before Safa Banouk struck a late double to seal the win.
Alice Ogebe and Nour Masaoud both scored twice as FC Masar emphatically defeated SAK 8-0 to remain top. Al Alhy defeated Modern 2-0 with second half goals from Habiba Essam and Nour Youssef. Wadi Degla remain third beating Al Masry 4-1.
CF Akbou open a 7pt gap defeating second place Afak Relizane courtesy of a Khouloud Ournani glancing header from a set peice
JS Kabylie go third with a 3-0 win over CEA Setif
Champions Silver Strikers fell to a 2-0 defeat as Emily Samuel and Vitumbiko Mkandawire struck for Civil Service. Ascent remain in control of the second spot easing to a 3-0 win at MDF Lioness.
Mogbewmo Queens opened a 5pt gap as they beat Patricia Umu 2-0 with two goals in 2 minutes from Kadiatu Musu and Nadi Quadi. Kahunla upset reigning champions Ram Kamara coming out on top in a 5 goal thriller 3-2 to move second in the standings.
A Tacko Diabira double and a Anta Dembele effort earned Group A leaders Aigles Medina a 3-0 win over Casa to open a 5pt gap as JOG were held to a 2-2 draw by Kaolack.
In Group B Lycee edged AS Bambey 1-0 as the top two battled out a hard fought encounter to move 3pts clear. Kumare move clear in third with a 1-0 win over Tigresse.
Fatou Fatty, Fatoumatta Jammeh, and Fatou Sanyang goals earned Red Scorpion a 3-0 victory over Fortune FC in Brikama.
Yakarr FC and Immigration FC shared the spoils in a goalless draw.
Champions Berewuleng FC face Koita FC on January 6
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