Police Ladies continued their strong start to the 2026/27 GoldFields Women’s Premier League following their victory over Immigration Ladies.
In an all-security affair, Police Ladies sealed a thumping 4-0 victory over Immigration Ladies at the Alajo Astro Turf to move to the top of the league table in the Southern Zone.
Fidous Yakubu scored a brace in the fixture, while Sophia Agyakwa and Beatrice Tsifokor scored the other two to give Abu Kassim Tabasu’s side all three points.
In Takoradi, Cecilia Acquah scored in the 38th minute for Hasaacas Ladies, who recorded their first league victory over Jonina Ladies in three games.
Barbara Marfo was the star of the day for Oak Ladies who defeated FC Samartex Ladies for their first league win over the season at the Hearts Complex.
Epiphany Warriors fought from a goal sown to salvage a point in their home game against Army Ladies. Both teams are now without a win in their first two games.
LadyStrikers also made it two wins from their opening two games of the season after Betsheba Nyarko scored the only goal of the game in their victory over Roots Sistaz.
In the Northern Zone, Ampem Darkoa Ladies were exempted from action due to their participation in the CAF Women’s Champions League, leaving their game against Supreme Ladies postponed.
Ashanti Ladies recovered from their defeat last weekend to claim a 1-0 win over Northern Ladies in the latter’s first outing of the season.
Dreamz Ladies continue their search for a first win of the season as they were held again to a goalless draw by Tamale Super Ladies at home.
Prisons Ladies sealed a 1-0 victory over Fosu Royal Ladies on the second match week while FC Savannah defeated Dormaa Candy Soccer Ladies 2-0.
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