Army Ladies emerged victorious in the 2023 Women's Premier Super Cup after securing a 2-1 victory against Hasaacas Ladies at the Kyebi Astro Turf on Sunday.
The championship clash featured intense action, with both teams displaying their best form and a strong desire to claim the title.
Army Ladies started the game with determination, breaking through the defense of the Southern Zone Champions in the early minutes.
Just two minutes into the match, Latifa Mohammed scored an impressive goal, giving Army Ladies an early advantage.
Hasaacas Ladies regrouped after the setback and exerted pressure on the security side but struggled to penetrate Army Ladies' resilient defense, despite numerous attempts.
In the 16th minute, a foul on Hasaacas Ladies resulted in a spot kick, which was expertly converted by Fidaus Yakubu, narrowing the score and bringing Hasaacas Ladies back into the game.
The match showcased a display of skills and physical strength as both sides battled it out on the field. Army Ladies' wing-back, Adama Alhassan, particularly stood out in the first half with her long-range shots.
Despite their efforts, the security side couldn't secure a lead in the first half, and the teams went into halftime with the score level.
After the break, Army Ladies came back stronger, displaying powerful attacking play. In the 81st minute, Harriet Adjetey sealed the victory for the champions with a well-executed finish.
The final whistle marked a moment of emotional celebration for Coach Joseph Akeem Anyare, the Head Coach of Army Ladies, who has played a significant role in the team's development.
The victory in the 2023 Women's Premier Super Cup represents a significant achievement for Army Ladies, who can now celebrate their first major trophy in style.
- Reporting by Francis Ofori : Editing by Adewale Adejoke