At the Gusheigu Astro Turf, FC Savannah emerged victorious in a tightly contested encounter, defeating Dreamz Ladies 2-0.

The game kicked off with both teams looking to assert their dominance early on. FC Savannah, who have been a formidable force in the ongoing league, looked dangerous in the opening stages, applying pressure with some quick passes and fluid attacking movements. However, the Dreamz Ladies' defence stood firm, with their goalkeeper making a couple of crucial saves to keep the scoreline level.

FC Savannah finally got the opener in the 6th minute after a goalkeeping blunder gave Agnes Attipoe the first goal. After recess, the hosts again capitalised on a blunder to double their lead through Mariam Iddrisu to end the game 2-0.

Northern Ladies Secure first win with 1-0 victory over Prisons Ladies

Northern Ladies secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Prisons Ladies at the Sagnarigu Astro Turf, recording their first win of the 2026/27 GoldFields Women's Premier League campaign.

After a goalless first half characterised by a closely contested battle, Northern Ladies found the breakthrough in the 59th minute when Bintu Abdulai converted a penalty to put the home side ahead. Northern Ladies maintained their advantage until the final whistle despite the pressure and competitive nature of the contest, holding firm to secure all three points.

Supreme Ladies deliver commanding 3-0 victory over Ashanti Ladies

Supreme Ladies delivered an impressive performance to secure a commanding 3-0 victory over Ashanti Ladies at the Bantama Astro Turf. The home side showed great determination and attacking quality, controlling proceedings to claim all three points in front of their supporters.

Ashanti Ladies struggled to contain Supreme Ladies' attacking threat as the hosts capitalised on their opportunities to seal a comfortable victory and strengthen their position in the league campaign. Charity Obenewaa was the standout performer of the afternoon, earning the Most Valuable Player award for her outstanding contribution to Supreme Ladies' victory.

The result marks an important statement from Supreme Ladies as they continue their campaign in the 2026/27 GoldFields Women's Premier League.