Ghana edged Burkina Faso in the semi-finals of the tournament to book a place in the finals against Nigeria by 3-1.

In the finals of the game, Captain Stella Nyamekye slotted in a 37th-minute penalty for the host to send the home fans into cheers and excitement as they commanded most of the game in possession. 

Match Review: Kotoko tames Accra Lions away from home.

Some minutes to end the game, the opposing side was handed a lifeline as goalkeeper, Afi Amenyaku made a mess of the ball which saw her punished to tie the game at 1-1. 

The game went to penalties, which saw, Afi save three crucial penalties in the shoot-out to help the host edge the Nigerians on penalties to lift the inaugural WAFU B U-20 Girls Cup.

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The Nana Mma defeated Athleta Football Club 1-0 on Sunday, August 28, to finish second in Group B, with Bayelsa Queens atop.

Midfielder Mavis Owusu’s header from a Constance Serwaa Agyemang cross in the 72nd minute was enough for the Techiman-Based team to claim the maximum points.

Ampem Darkoa Ladies finish the group stages with
seven points after defeating USFA and drawing with the Nigerian champions in the first two games.

However, the goal difference ensured that Bayelsa
finished first, with Ghana finishing second.

Ampem Darkoa Ladies will look to replicate Hasaacas Ladies’ feat of qualifying for the inaugural edition of the CAF Women’s Champions League after winning the WAFU B qualifiers.

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Hasmal lost to Mamelodi Sundowns in the finals of the CAF Women’s Champions League last month, in Cairo,Egypt.

“There was no prize money in the CAF Women’s CL. We paid for our flight. They only accommodated us & meals. During the tourney, we asked if there is prize money but the CAF officials told us they’ll get back to us. We’ve not heard from them again,” Basigi told Angel FM.



The former Black Princess Coach  who led Hasaacas Ladies to an unprecedented 4 trophies in the season also made an astonishing revelation concerning his salary at the club.

“I have been coaching Hasaacas Ladies for 18 years. I’m the first coach of the team when it was formed in June 2003. I have coached all these years without a salary. My joy is seeing a lot of young girls transforming their lives through football,” he said.

Hasaacas Ladies are champions of Ghana, FA Cup winners, WAFU Zone B title holders, Super Cup and First Lady’s Cup victors.

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