
The 2026 Women's Super Cup officially got underway on Wednesday, September 23, at the Ghana Soccer Centre of Excellence, delivering a series of high-stakes encounters across two groups. In a standout performance of the opening day, Prisons Ladies secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the defending champions, Dreamz Ladies. The result sets an early tone for the competition, signaling a fierce battle for supremacy among the nation's elite women's football clubs as they vie for the prestigious title.
In Group A, FC Savannah surged to the top of the standings following a convincing 2-0 win over Fosu Royal Ladies. Their dominant display puts them in a strong position early in the tournament. Meanwhile, perennial powerhouses Hasaacas Ladies also began their campaign on a positive note. A single goal from Veronica Baah Kumah was enough to secure a 1-0 win over Jonina Ladies, showcasing the clinical finishing and defensive discipline that have become hallmarks of the Sekondi-based club.
The opening day concluded with a dramatic comeback by Epiphany Warriors, who faced off against Army Ladies in the final match of the session. Trailing at halftime, the Warriors displayed remarkable resilience to overturn the deficit and eventually clinch a 2-1 victory. This gritty performance highlighted the competitive depth of this year's tournament, as teams fought for every advantage in the initial round of group stages.
With the first round of games concluded, the focus now shifts to the upcoming fixtures scheduled for September 25. As the teams regroup and strategize, the early results have already created an intriguing dynamic within the groups. FC Savannah will look to maintain their momentum at the summit of Group A, while the defending champions, Dreamz Ladies, will be under pressure to bounce back in their next outing to keep their title defense alive.