Ampem Darkoa Ladies secure 2-1 victory over Kawempe Muslim Ladies

Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa Ladies have secured a crucial victory in the CAF Women’s Champions League, defeating Uganda's Kawempe Muslim Ladies 2-1 in a Group B clash. The match, staged at the Suez Canal Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt, showcased the Ghanaian champions' determination as they picked up three points to bolster their campaign in the prestigious continental tournament. The result marks a significant step forward for the team as they navigate the group stages. The scoring opened early in the first half when Nancy Amoh capitalized on a defensive lapse. In the eighth minute, Amoh took advantage of a goalkeeping error by the Kawempe Muslim Ladies' keeper to put Ampem Darkoa ahead. This early lead allowed the Ghanaian side to dictate the tempo of the game for long periods, although their Ugandan counterparts continued to push for a way back into the contest throughout the afternoon in Ismailia. The decisive moment came late in the match when Beline Nyarkoh found the back of the net to seal the win. Nyarkoh's goal arrived at a critical juncture, ensuring that Ampem Darkoa walked away with the full three points despite sustained pressure from the opposition. Her contribution proved vital in maintaining the team's momentum and securing their second win of the tournament, rewarding the tactical discipline shown by the Ghanaian side. With this victory, Ampem Darkoa Ladies have positioned themselves strongly within Group B of the competition. The win in Egypt reflects the competitive quality of the Ghanaian side on the African stage and provides a platform for potential progression to the knockout rounds. As the tournament progresses, the team will look to build on this performance and maintain their pursuit of continental glory.