Ampem Darkoa hit five after early setback against USFAS Bamako
Ampem Darkoa Ladies opened their CAF Women’s Champions League campaign with a 5–1 victory over USFAS Bamako on Monday, 2 November. The Ghanaian side fell behind at the Suez Canal Stadium when Oumou Koné scored in the 11th minute, but recovered to take control of the Group B contest. Advertisement Loan Application Declined? Explore other […]
Ampem Darkoa Ladies opened their CAF Women’s Champions League campaign with a 5–1 victory over USFAS Bamako on Monday, 2 November.
The Ghanaian side fell behind at the Suez Canal Stadium when Oumou Koné scored in the 11th minute, but recovered to take control of the Group B contest.
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Angelina Yeboah equalised in the 28th minute before Patricia Agyei put Ampem Darkoa ahead three minutes later.
Yeboah completed her brace in the 79th minute, opening a decisive gap after the teams had remained separated by one goal for much of the second half.
Beline Nyarkoh added the fourth in the 83rd minute, and Nancy Amoh completed the scoring in stoppage time.
The result puts Ampem Darkoa top of Group B on goal difference after Kawempe Muslim Ladies defeated AS FAR 3–2 in the other opening fixture.
Ampem Darkoa and Kawempe meet on Thursday, 5 November, with both seeking to build on winning starts.
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