The 2026 Women's Super Cup kicked off on September 23 at the Ghana Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, with Hasaacas Ladies and Prisons Ladies emerging victorious in their respective Group A and Group B matches. Hasaacas Ladies secured a 1-0 win over Jonina Ladies, courtesy of a solitary strike from midfielder Veronica Baah Kumah. The match marked the latest chapter in a competitive rivalry between the two clubs, with Hasaacas Ladies registering their second victory over Jonina Ladies in their last four meetings across all competitions since the start of last season.
The win puts Hasaacas Ladies at the top of Group A, alongside FC Savannah, Jonina Ladies, and Fosu Royal Ladies. The group stage features eight clubs from Ghana's top-flight women's football tier, divided into two groups. Prisons Ladies, competing in Group B, also began their campaign on a winning note, with the Northern Zone club continuing to show strong early form heading into the new competition.
The 2026 Women's Super Cup serves as a knockout-style club competition contested by teams from Ghana's Women's Premier League. The tournament provides fans with an early season measure of which sides are building form ahead of the league campaign proper. For Ghanaian football fans, the Women's Super Cup offers a concentrated window to track form across multiple clubs in a short period, which is particularly significant given the domestic women's football scene often struggles for visibility compared to the men's Ghana Premier League.
The rivalry between Hasaacas Ladies and Jonina Ladies was evident in their previous encounters, with both teams having been evenly matched in recent matches. Despite this, Hasaacas Ladies dominated the match, creating several chances to add to their lead but ultimately settling for a 1-0 victory. The result marked a positive start for Hasaacas Ladies, who are looking to make an impact in the tournament.
Prisons Ladies' win in Group B puts them among the sides to watch as the group stage progresses. The team will look to build on their momentum in the next round of matches, scheduled for September 25. The Super Cup features a range of top clubs from Ghana's Women's Premier League, including defending champions Dreamz Ladies, who will be looking to make a strong impression in the competition.
The tournament's structure allows for a competitive and intense schedule, with multiple matches taking place at a central venue. This format provides fans and scouts with an opportunity to track the form of various clubs in a short space of time. For a domestic women's football scene that often faces challenges in terms of visibility, the Women's Super Cup offers a valuable platform for teams to showcase their skills.
The next round of matches in the 2026 Women's Super Cup is scheduled for September 25, although no further details on the tournament's full schedule beyond that date have been provided. The competition is expected to continue to gather momentum, with fans eagerly anticipating the next set of matches. Key teams to watch include Hasaacas Ladies, Prisons Ladies, and defending champions Dreamz Ladies.
Key points
- Hasaacas Ladies secured a 1-0 win over Jonina Ladies in their Group A match.
- Prisons Ladies also won their Group B match on the opening day of the tournament.
- The 2026 Women's Super Cup features eight clubs from Ghana's top-flight women's football tier, divided into two groups.
