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Women’s Champions League: AS FAR beat Lekié FF to reach final

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Women’s Champions League: AS FAR beat Lekié FF to reach final

AS FAR qualified for the CAF Women’s Champions League final by beating Cameroon’s Lekié FF in the semi-finals on Wednesday. The Moroccan military club, defending champions, will seek a third continental title, according to Africa Top Sports.

AS FAR, the Moroccan military club and reigning African champions, qualified for the CAF Women’s Champions League final by beating Cameroon’s Lekié FF in the semi-final on Wednesday 11 November. The only goal of the match was scored by Moroccan captain Ghizlane Chebbak, who followed up a shot that was saved by the left post of the Cameroonian goalkeeper, according to Africa Top Sports.

AS FAR will thus play another final of the competition and will seek a third continental title. The Moroccan club can set a record if it wins this edition, according to Africa Top Sports.

The qualification comes after the semi-finals announced on 9 November, which pitted AS FAR against Lekié FF and Mamelodi Sundowns against Kawempe. AS FAR had reached the last four on 8 November after qualifying for the quarter-finals for the Champions League semi-finals.

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