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In a thrilling final held in Egypt, AS FAR (Women) claimed the title of the CAF Women’s Champions League for the second time in their history, defeating Ivorian side ASEC Mimosas (women) 2-1. The Moroccan club reached the summit of African women’s club football in dramatic fashion.
A Match of Momentum and Resolve
From the start of the game, AS FAR imposed pressure on the Ivorian defense, earning a penalty in the 13th minute, which veteran striker Hanan Aït El Haj calmly converted to open the scoring. The Ivorian side equalized early in the second half (55’) but AS FAR refused to yield. In the 85th minute, they earned another spot-kick and forward Zineb Radwani stepped up to deliver the decisive goal.
A Second Triumph and a Legacy Strengthened
This victory marks AS FAR Women’s second Champions League crown, following their first in 2022. It underscores the strength of women’s football in Morocco and the growing competitiveness of the region. With this win, the club confirms its status as a continental powerhouse in the women’s game.
A Win That Pushes Moroccan Women’s Football Forward
The achievement boosts not just AS FAR but the entire ecosystem of women’s football in Morocco. It highlights how investment, talent development and ambition are bearing fruit, a sign that Moroccan clubs can dominate Africa’s elite competitions.
Looking ahead, AS FAR’s victory inspires a broader goal: to elevate the profile of women’s football domestically, attract greater media coverage and support showpiece events on the continent.
Morocco’s football story continues to write bold new chapters, and this latest success is one of the most dazzling yet.
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