National Women’s League Week 3 Preview (Southern Sector)

Seven other clubs in the Southern Sector of Ghana National Women’s League will be hoping to prevent Hasaacas Ladies from reaching a fourth straight Play-off Final.

On Saturday, Highly Fancied Police Ladies will host Samaria Ladies at the Tesano Police Depot in Accra as they seek to arrest a poor start to the 2016 campaign which has seen them accumulate just a single point after two games.

Samaria themselves are poorly placed on the table with similar point tall to the Police who are just above them on goal difference.

Southern Sector leaders and defending champions Hasaacas Ladies will be at home as they take on third placed Immigration Ladies in what is their first major test of the season.

The Sekondi based side has recorded two wins out of two and are yet to concede a goal since the start of the Campaign.

Elsewhere, Newly promoted Bafana Ladies will have to contend with Soccer intellectuals in a Central Regional derby at the Dr. Nduom Sports Complex in Elmina while Lady Strikers travel to Nungua to play as guest to Halifax Ladies.

NWL Week 3 Fixtures (SOUTHERN SECTOR)

Police Ladies vs Samaria Ladies

Hasaacas vs Immigration Ladies

Bafana Ladies vs Soccer Intellectuals

Halifax vs Lady Strikers

National Women’s League Week 3 Preview (Southern Sector)

Women"s League To Commence On March 19

The Ghana Football Association has announced that the 2015/2016 National Women’s League will commence on March 19.

The National Women’s ended on December 28, last year with Hasaacas Ladies winning for a historic third time after beating Ampem Darkoa Ladies by a lone goal in the Championship play-off in December.

And the new season will commence on March 19 at all zones  across the country.

The new season will be launched at the Ghana Football Association secretariat on Wednesday March 16.

2015/16 National Women’s League commences on Saturday, March 19. Media launch to be held on Wednesday March 16 at GFA Secretariat
1:40 PM – 4 Mar 2016. Ghana, Ghana
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Ghana FA @ghanafaofficial

Three teams from the Northern Zone (Chiewia Ladies, Northern Ladies FC, Subayo Ladies) and three from the Southern Zone (Halifax Ladies,Samaria Ladies,Bafana Ladies) qualified to join the National Women’s League this season after participating in the 2016 Zonal Women’s Championship.

Chiewia Ladies in particular, who will play the league as Real Upper Ladies, made history by becoming the first club from the Upper West Region to qualify for the National Women’s League.

Real Upper Ladies are based in Tumu.

The national women’s league is divided into two zones: Northern Zone and Southern Zone with each zone made of six teams who play a league format.

At the end of the season, the top teams from each zone will then play a one-off championship final to select the league champion.

Women"s League To Commence On March 19