Champions Rayon ended the regular season with a 2-2 draw with Bugesera. Indahangarwa finish second beating Fatima 1-0, Kigali finish the podium ending their season with a 1-1 draw with Inyamera.
BH Bank move to the top of the table in Tunisia defeating Tunisia Sport 3-0, however Sousse who did not play have two games in hand.
JKT Queens remain on course to clinch the title in Tanzania amid chaos as Fountain Gate quit the game at half time in protest of referees decisions. JKT lead 3-0. Simba Queens remain level points as they edged Bunda 3-2 in a 5 goal thriller. Yanga will complete the podium Jannie Mukandaisenga striking a hattrick in a 3-1 win over Gets Program. The final round of the season is on May 20.
Bayelsa Queens emerged champions of a enthralling Super 6 tournament with Vera Samuel firing a hattrick to clinch the title snatching from Nasarawa who were held by Edo Queens to a goalless draw in the final match round
Victoria Teye Williams clinched Police Ladies first Championship title in a hard fought encounter in tough circumstances as they beat Ampem Darkoa 2-0, Jane Ayieyam opened the scoring with a excellent free kick.
Earlier a equally dramatic Cup Final was played as relegated Faith Ladies beat Jónína 2-1 after Extra time in a delayed match due to heavy rain before the extra time began. Erica Obeng Apreku was the heroine of the game scoring twice.
Faith Ladies lift the Ghana Women’s FA Cup.
Aigles Medina clinched the title in unfortunate fashion as USPA forfeited the game to see Aigles retain the title in Senegal.
Champions Top Girls Academy missed out on a 100% record in the final game as they were held by a determined Buja Queens 1-1.
Chapungu move to the top of the table with a 18-0 demolition of Red Buffalo. Champions Herentals beat Harare 3-0 to move onto 15 pts. Black Rhinos were held by Highlanders to a 1-1 draw.
Kampala Queens clinched the title in Uganda 🇺🇬 despite falling to a 2-1 loss to second place Kawempe Muslim for whom Agnes Nabukenya scored a brace. Kampala claim the title by virtue of the head to head results therefore dethroning Kawempe last years champions.
Goals from Élodie and Leslie earned USFA a 2-0 win over RCB to remain in control of the title race. Etincelles kept themselves in contention with a 5-1 win over Esiz.
ASFAR clinched a 12th Coupe du Trône Feminin title desposing WAC 3-1 in a final they mostly dominated. Safa Banouk clinched the game rounding off a excellent team move firing home in the 56th minute.
Braces from Melinda Kgadiete and Boitumelo Rabale set Mamelodi to a 6-0 succes over Richmond maintaining there 7 pt advantage. TUT defeated Ezemvelo 3-1 with Mamokgaase Senyatsi striking twice. Leandra Smeda scored the only goal of the game as TS Galaxy beat Cape Town 1-0 in the 48th minute.
Champions AS GNN already cruise in the league with another heavy victory that sees the record improve to a goal differencial of 76-1 after 7 rounds.
Gify scorer the only goal of the game in the second half to earn Wadi Degla a Cup Final spot where they will face Al Alhy who beat league champions FC Masar 4-1 on penalties as they aim for their first major title.
Amazone and USFAS remain in control of the groups each recording easy victories Amazone running out 6-0 winners over Entente while USFA beat Tigresse 4-0.
Ouedraogo Habibou finished the season In Côte D’ivoire as leading scorer with 39 goals for champions ASEC Mimosas.
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Beauties FC remain on course for the title in Namibia and are 6 points clear with 3 games remaining rounding of the weekend with a 2-1 win over Namib Daughter’s
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CF Akbou ended the campaign ensuring a 100% record with a 16-0 demolition of ASE Bejaia.
Sam Nelly became the first to advance to the Finales stage beating Espoir 1-0. In Poule B Léopards defeated FAL 1-0 to remain a point clear of Gamia who edged AS Leaders 2-1
With two games in Gambia TMT moved to the top of the table with a 0-0 draw with Koita
CAF Women’s Under 20 WWC Qualifying
Rwanda advanced after holding off Zimbabwe in a goalless draw to face Nigeria in the second round.
South Sudan swept aside Djibouti with a rousing opening spell that saw 5 goals in 19 minutes as they went on to defeat Djibouti 8-0 and 13-0 on aggregate.
Letícia Chinyamula struck just after the interval to seal Malawi’s passage to the Second Round holding off a excellent Central African Republic effort in a 1-1 draw, Malawi advancing 4-2 on aggregate.
A excellent finish from Ranim Ajroud in the 12th minute give Tunisia a 1-0 win over Togo to advance 2-1 on aggregate to face Ghana in the second qualifying round in September.
A very strong first half display saw Côte D’ivoire power to a 4-0 half time advantage eventually defeating Gambia 5-0 with a 6-0 aggregate victory. Côte D’ivoire will play Morocco in the second Qualifying round.
Zambia retained the Cosafa Women’s Under 17 Championship title in great style with a dominant first half that saw excellent goals from Ruth Mukoma, Natasha Kasema and Gift Mazimba as they overcame Malawi 3-0 to líft the trophy for a second consecutive time.
African Women’s Champions grow in 2025, Kampala Queens, Bayelsa Queens, Police Ladies the latest to join the list.
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