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2026 CAF WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies gear up for second game against Kawempe Muslim Ladies

2026 CAF WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies gear up for second game against Kawempe Muslim Ladies

Ampem Darkoa Ladies gear up for second game against Kawempe Muslim Ladies. Ampem Darkoa Ladies run riot in their first game of the tournament, hammering USFAS Bamako of Mali 5-1 to go top of the group, hours after Kawempe Muslim Ladies’ shocking win over defending champions AS FAR.

Ghanaian champions Ampem Darkoa Ladies are in action later on Thursday, November 5, when they face Kawempe Muslim Ladies.

The two teams meet in the second Group B encounter at the 2026 CAF Women's Champions League after claiming wins in their respective opening games.

Ampem Darkoa Ladies run riot in their first game of the tournament, hammering USFAS Bamako of Mali 5-1 to go top of the group, hours after Kawempe Muslim Ladies' shocking win over defending champions AS FAR.

The Ugandan side claimed a 3-2 victory to record their first win of the tournament, making Thursday's clash with Ampem Darkoa Ladies crucial to qualifying for the next stage of the competition.

Charles Anokye Frimpong's side know that a win against Thursday's opponent puts them in a great position and all but seals their progression into the next phase of the competition.

"We are taking one match after the other, and now we are done with Bamako. My video analyst has given me the data that we have to look into it and look at their strongest side and the weakest side, and then we see how best we can come up with some strategies and set up our team to face them," the head coach said.

The two teams are level on three points after the first round of games, with the Ghanaian side hoping to go into the semifinals for the second consecutive time in their history since their last in 2023.

The game is scheduled to kickstart at 15:00 GMT.

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