CAF Women's Champions League: Everything you need to know about WAFU A Qualifiers

As anticipation builds towards the start of the fourth edition of the CAF Women’s Champions League, WAFU A have confirmed their qualifier competition to decide who from the Zonal Union will represent the Zone at the continental showpiece later this year.

The confirmed dates of the qualifiers will be 01 – 11 August at the Southern Arena in Sierra Leone and will involve five clubs who will play in a round-robin format to decide the winner.

Engaged Clubs:

• Mogbewmo Queens (Sierra Leone)

• AS Mandé (Mali)

• Determine Girls (Liberia)

• Eagles of the Medina (Senegal)

• Red Scorpion (Gambia)

Stadium:

The Southern Arena is a 6 000-capacity stadium located in Bo, south of Sierra Leone.

Match Schedule

Day One - 1/08

• Mogbewmo Queens - AS Mandé, 4 p.m.

• Eagles of the Medina - Red Scorpion 7 p.m.

Exempt: Determine Girls 

Day 2 - 3/08

• Determine Girls – Red Scorpion, 4 p.m.

• AS Mandé - Eagles of the Medina 7 p.m.

Exempt: Mogbewmo Queens

Day 03 - 5/08

• Mogbewmo Queens - Eagles of the Medina

• Determine Girls - AS Mandé

Exempt: Red Scorpions

Day 04 - 8/08

• Red Scorpion - Mogbewmo Queens

• AS Mandé - Determine Girls

Exempt: Eagles of Medina

Day 05 - 11/08

• Eagle of the Medina - Determine Girls

• Red Scorpion - Mogbewmo Queens

Exempt: AS Mandé 

Previous WAFU A Qualifier Results:

2023

• Champion: AS Mandé (Mali)

• Finalist: AS Dakar (Senegal)

• Third: Determine Girls (Liberia)

2022

• Winner: Determine Girls (Liberia)

• Finalist: AS Mandé (Mali)

• Third: Union Sportive des Parcelles (Senegal)

2021 

• Winner: AS Mandé (Mali)

• Finalist: AS Dakar (Senegal)

• Third: Determine Girls (Liberia)

Best Player

• 2023: Oumou Koné (Mali - AS Mandé)

• 2022: Bountou Sylla (Guinea - Determine Girls)

• 2021: Fatoumata Diarra (Mali - AS Mandé)

Top Scorer

2023

• Oumou Koné (AS Mandé) – 3 goals

2022

• Fatoumata Doumbia (AS Mandé) – 1 goal

• Kantie Sayee (Determine Girls) – 1 goal

• Bountou Sylla (Determine Girls) – 1 goal

2021

• Fatoumata Diarra (AS Mandé - MAL) - 4 goals

• Nguenar Ndiaye (AS Dakar SC) – 4 goals

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