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    Police, Army Ladies share points in a goalless draw

    Papa LincBy Papa LincFebruary 9, 2026No Comments1 Min Read5 Views
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    Defending champions Police Ladies and Army Ladies drew 0–0 in a tightly contested Matchday 11 fixture at the Alajo Astro Turf on Monday.

    The “Service Derby,” one of the most intense fixtures in the women’s Premier League, defined by physical dominance and tactical discipline, maintained its composure.

    The Police side sought to use their home advantage to close the gap at the summit, pushing forward with intent in the early stages.

    Army Ladies, on the other hand, were pleased to have avoided defeat away from home.

    The match was characterised by a fierce midfield battle and high-intensity pressing, but clear-cut chances remained at a premium as both backlines stood firm.

    Despite several tactical adjustments and late surges from both benches to find a winner, the clinical edge was missing in the final third.

    Ultimately, the defences reigned supreme and both teams walked away with a hard-earned point, leaving the Southern Zone title race wide open as the season heads into the home stretch.



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