Hasaacas Ladies have taken the lead in the Southern Zone of the GoldFields Women's Premier League after a hard-fought 2-1 win over newcomers Immigration Ladies at Kobby's Park in Takoradi. The Takoradi side made a strong start, going 2-0 up within the first 15 minutes through an own goal and a strike from Milot Pokuaa. Immigration Ladies pulled one back late in the game, but it wasn't enough to deny the hosts all three points.
This win marks Hasaacas Ladies' fourth consecutive league victory this season, propelling them past Police Ladies into first place in the Southern Zone table after matchday four. Police Ladies, who had set the early pace in the zone, tasted defeat for the first time this campaign after losing to Samartex Ladies in Accra. Samartex's win at the Alajo AstroTurf was their second in as many matches in the league.
Oak Ladies also made significant gains over the weekend, climbing the table after a thrashing of Epiphany Warriors on Saturday. Although the exact scoreline was not reported, Oak Ladies' win helped them move up the standings. Elsewhere in the Southern Zone, newly promoted Rootz Sistaz secured their first win of the season, scoring four goals past Jonina Ladies, who managed only a consolation goal in reply.
LadyStrikers, meanwhile, slipped to their second straight defeat of the new campaign after losing at home to Army Ladies. In other news, Tamale Super Ladies moved to the top of the Northern Zone with a narrow 1-0 win over Northern Ladies. This win allowed them to take the lead in their zone.
Dreamz Ladies ended a winless run with a 2-1 victory over Fosu Royal Ladies, while Prisons Ladies beat Supreme Ladies 3-1. These results reflect the ongoing competition in both the Southern and Northern Zones of the league. Teams are working hard to secure victories and improve their standings.
The Women's Premier League continues to be closely contested, with several teams vying for top positions in their respective zones. Hasaacas Ladies' consistent performance has earned them the top spot in the Southern Zone, while Tamale Super Ladies lead the Northern Zone. The league's progression will likely see more shifts in the standings as teams compete in upcoming matches.
The current standings and results demonstrate the competitive nature of the league, with teams striving to achieve their goals. Fans and supporters will be eagerly following the developments in the Women's Premier League as the season unfolds. Key matches and results will likely influence the final standings and the teams that ultimately succeed.
Key points
- Hasaacas Ladies have won all four of their league games this season, taking the top spot in the Southern Zone.
