She Corporate returned to the top of the table in Uganda as Naklinga Moureen hit a 74th minute winner to defeat Olila 1-0. Makere stunned Kawempe with Halima Kampi firing a 33rd minute winner. Three rounds remain in a enthralling title race.
Akbou moved to within a win which they can clinch on Tuesday with a emphatic 10-0 win over Guelma. Kabylie move to second edging Relizane 1-0.
Berewuleng remain top in Gambia with a 4-1 win over Fortuna, K Drammeh, Ellen, Sarah and Anna on target. Nyima Sabally struck the winner for TMT as they moved into second spot 3pts behind the leaders.
Zesco comfortably defeated Red Arrows 4-0 to move to the top of the table in Zambia, 2 pts ahead of Green Buffaloes whose game was postponed due to international commitments. Indeni defeated ZISD 3-0 and remain third. National gained a vital 1-0 win over Nchanga to pull clear in the relegation zone.
Nsingizini Hotspur remain top in Eswatini with a dominant 9-0 thrashing of Mbekelwini as Young Buffaloes remained on their tail 3pts adrift with a 13-0 thrashing of Sidvwashini.
Leaders ASEC had their match postponed, Atletico D’Abijan maintained control of the second spot with a exciting 4-3 win over Co Boni Achy.
Cameroun’s top two played out a enthralling Guinessco with Ebolowa overcoming Lekie 2-1 to open a 5pts gap at the end of the 9th round. Flora Kameni opened the scoring with a early spot kick before Grace Mendoua doubled the advantage. Tiwa Lys struck late for Lekie but it was Ebolowa who held out for the win.
Tracy Kongnuymo hit the winner as DJA joined Lekie on 18pts as they defeated Authentic Ladies 1-0.
Champions LDF Ladies strolled to a 5-0 win over Mphaki. Lijabatho remain second with a 2-0 succes against Bokamoso.
Only 3 of the 5 games played in Burundi Kazoza remaining second despite being held to a goalless draw with Maika.
Orapa and BDF remain leader of the respective sections. Orapa defeated Granada 1-0 while BDF romped to a 10-0 victory over Western Zebras.
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Mogbewmo Queens moved to within two wins of the title as Fatmata Turay and Kadiatu M Kamara both struck braces in a 4-0 win over Patricia Umu. Ram K had their game postponed.
Tanzania held off a battling Botswana to take home a 3-2 advantage for the second leg. Two quick goals prior to the interval proved decisive in the 3-2 win.
Burundi produced a impressive display as they overturned a early defecit to take a 2-1 win over Malawi
A fast start from Faso saw them race to a 3-0 lead however Benin reorganization saw Romaine Gandonou penalty reduce the deficit to 1-3 and a opportunity in the return leg of a comeback.
Bethlehem Gizavhew and Mihret Ayele struck away goals for Ethiopia as they defeated a battling Sierra Leone 2-0.
Tunisia and Senegal played out a 1-1 draw with Yasmine Ayachi cancelling out Mbene Diop 27th minute effort.
Uganda took a 2-0 first leg success with excellent goals from Immaculate Acen and Lydia Nameseruka overcoming Zimbabwe efforts to reduce the deficit.
Kenya raced to a 2-0 lead in 6 minutes a excellent distant effeort from Lindy Atieno and a composed finish by Faith Boke. Namibia composed themselves and got a deserved goal on 84 minutes through Teyanna Awases, however the visitors ran out 2-1 winners.
Cameroun produced a devastating second half to defeat Algeria 5-1. Dihya Benkhellat struck a excellent free kick to open the scoring for Algeria before Ebot Vienel equalised on 33 minutes. Nkenhoung Reine struck a brace as Cameroun dominated the second period.
Priscilla Mensah produced two excellent goals on 16 and 64 minutes to put Ghana in control of the tie with Togo running out 2-0 winners to take back to Ghana for the return leg and on course to face Liberia in the second round.
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