AS FAR Dominate USFAS Bamako to Strengthen CAF Women’s Champions League Campaign

AS FAR continued to demonstrate why they are among the favourites for the 2025 CAF Women’s Champions League title after securing a convincing 2-0 win over USFAS Bamako on Tuesday, 11 November. From the opening whistle, the Moroccan champions showcased their trademark composure, tactical organisation, and attacking intent. Yolande Gnammi appeared to have opened the scoring in the 27th minute, but her goal was ruled out for offside. AS FAR’s pressure, however, eventually paid off just before halftime when Zineb Redouani calmly converted a penalty to hand her side a well-earned lead. After the br

AS FAR continued to demonstrate why they are among the favourites for the 2025 CAF Women’s Champions League title after securing a convincing 2-0 win over USFAS Bamako on Tuesday, 11 November. From the opening whistle, the Moroccan champions showcased their trademark composure, tactical organisation, and attacking intent. Yolande Gnammi appeared to have opened the scoring in the 27th minute, but her goal was ruled out for offside. AS FAR’s pressure, however, eventually paid off just before halftime when Zineb Redouani calmly converted a penalty to hand her side a well-earned lead. After the break, AS FAR maintained full control, dominating possession and pressing high up the pitch, leaving the Malian champions with little room to operate. Their defensive discipline and midfield fluidity kept USFAS at bay throughout the second half. In the dying minutes, substitute Hajar Said sealed the victory with a composed finish in the 90th minute, confirming AS FAR’s dominance and ensuring maximum points. This result solidifies AS FAR’s position at the top of their group, putting them on course for the knockout stages, while USFAS Bamako will now face a must-win clash against FC Masar to revive their campaign hopes.