Matchday 3 of the 2026/27 GoldFields Ghana Women’s Premier League produced another exciting round of action across the Southern and Northern Zones, with impressive individual performances and important victories recorded.
In the Southern Zone, defending FA Cup champions Hasaacas Ladies picked up a 2-1 away win over Epiphany Warriors. Jessica Appiah Asamoah gave Epiphany an early lead in the 3rd minute, but Hasaacas fought back through Belinda Kpoglo, who scored in the 21st minute before converting a penalty in the 32nd minute. Jackline Ntoso of Epiphany Warriors was named MVP despite her side’s defeat.
Police Ladies also secured a 2-1 victory over Rootz Sistaz. Jacqueline A. Ampomaa scored as early as the 5th minute for Rootz Sistaz, but Sophaiah M. Agyaakwa struck twice in the 38th and 59th minutes to turn the game around for Police. Her match-winning performance earned her the MVP award.
There was no winner between Army Ladies and Hearts of Oak Ladies, as the two sides played out a goalless draw. Afia Boadu Twumwaa of Army Ladies was named the MVP.
Immigration Ladies and Jonina Ladies also shared the points in a 1-1 draw. Abigail Appiah put Jonina ahead in the 36th minute before Mavis Armooh equalised for Immigration in the 50th minute. Thelma Baffour of Jonina Ladies was named MVP.
The biggest win in the Southern Zone came from FC Samartex Ladies, who defeated Ladystrikers 3-0. Blessing Fosua Adgyei opened the scoring in the 38th minute before Linda Sarpong scored twice in the 61st and 90th minutes. Her brace earned her the MVP award.
In the Northern Zone, FC Savannah beat Dreamz Ladies 2-0, with Agnes Attipoe scoring in the 6th minute before Iddrisu Mariam added the second in the 70th minute. Salma Nawzo Abdul Rahim of FC Savannah was named MVP.
Northern Ladies secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Prisons Ladies thanks to a 59th-minute penalty from Bintu Abdulai. Happy Omankuminle of Northern Ladies was named MVP.
Tamale Super Ladies produced an impressive 3-1 away victory over Fosu Royal Ladies. Eunice Pokuaa scored for Fosu Royal in the 20th minute, but Rasheeda Shahadu equalised in the 40th minute before Asana Alhassan made it 2-1 in the 48th minute. Zulaiha Nurudeen sealed the victory with a goal in the 64th minute, while Jamila Sa-eed was named MVP.
Supreme Ladies also enjoyed a commanding 3-0 win over Ashanti Ladies. Anna Foriwaa Thompson opened the scoring in the 27th minute, with Charity Obenewaa doubling the advantage in the 45th minute before adding another in the 60th minute to complete her brace. Charity Obenewaa was deservedly named MVP.
The Matchday 3 fixture between Dormaa Candy Soccer Ladies and Ampem Darkoa Ladies was postponed.
The results added another exciting chapter to the early stages of the 2026/27 GoldFields Ghana Women’s Premier League, as teams continue their battle for points and momentum in both zones.
By: Victoria Kwofie
