Hasaacas Ladies continued their impressive unbeaten run with a 2-1 victory over Epiphany Warriors, while Samartex Ladies recorded a convincing 3-0 win against LadyStrikers in the latest round of the women’s league.

At the Teshie Mats Park, Army Ladies and Hearts of Oak Ladies settled for a goalless draw after a closely fought encounter in which both teams had opportunities to claim maximum points.

The match started at a lively pace, with both sides eager to establish control. The opening 10 minutes were relatively cautious, but the intensity increased as the midfield battle became more competitive.

Hearts of Oak Ladies came close to taking the lead shortly before the break after being awarded a penalty. However, they failed to convert from the spot, giving Army Ladies a major reprieve.

Both teams continued their search for a winner in the second half, with five minutes of additional time added. Despite their late efforts, neither side managed to find the breakthrough as the contest ended without a goal.

Meanwhile, former champions Hasaacas Ladies maintained their unbeaten record with a hard-fought 2-1 away victory over Epiphany Warriors at the Madina Astro Turf.

Epiphany Warriors got off to a flying start when Jessica Appiah Asamoah scored in the third minute to put the hosts ahead.

Hasaacas Ladies responded in the 20th minute after an Epiphany Warriors defender handled the ball inside the penalty area. Belinda Kpoglo stepped up and confidently converted the resulting spot-kick to bring her side level.

The visitors were awarded another penalty in the 32nd minute, and Kpoglo once again made no mistake from 12 yards. Her second goal of the afternoon completed her brace and gave Hasaacas Ladies a 2-1 advantage.

Epiphany Warriors pushed for an equaliser after the interval, but the former champions defended resolutely to protect their lead and take all three points.

At another venue, Samartex Ladies produced a dominant display to beat Cape Coast-based LadyStrikers 3-0.

Blessing Fosua Agyei broke the deadlock in the 38th minute, giving Samartex Ladies the lead heading into half-time.

Linda Sarpong extended the advantage in the 62nd minute before returning in the 90th minute to complete her brace and seal an emphatic victory for the hosts.

The result handed LadyStrikers their first defeat of the season, while Samartex Ladies celebrated an impressive three-goal victory.