Women’s Champions League: Sundowns beat Kawempe 4-1 to reach final
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on SABC News
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies reached the CAF Women’s Champions League final by beating Uganda’s Kawempe Muslim 4-1 in Ismailia, Egypt. Striker Ronnell Donnely scored a first-half hat-trick; the South Africans will face Morocco’s AS FAR in Sunday’s final, according to SABC News.
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies reached the CAF Women’s Champions League final after beating Ugandan club Kawempe Muslim Ladies 4-1 in the semi-final in Ismailia, Egypt, SABC News reports. Striker Ronnell Donnely scored a first-half hat-trick for the Pretoria-based team.
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies, two-time winners of the competition since its creation in 2021, will face AS FAR of Morocco, also two-time African champions, in Sunday’s final. AS FAR had reached the final after beating Lekié FF in the semi-final. AS FAR’s victory over Lekié FF had secured the first finalist spot before the South Africans’ match.
