WAFU B champions Ampem Darkoa Ladies announced their arrival at the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League with a ruthless 5-1 demolition of Mali’s USFAS Bamako at Suez Canal Stadium, Ismailia. The Ghanaian side now tops Group B after a stunning second-half avalanche.

USFAS struck first in the 12th minute, Oumou Kone dinking over keeper Rose Teye Baah for an early lead. Ampem responded in style, Angelina Yeboah equalized from Nancy Amon’s cross in the 27th, before Patricia Agyei’s sublime finish in the 30th flipped the script at halftime, 2-1.

Post-restart, VAR denied Amoh an offside goal, while USFAS had theirs ruled out for handball. Undeterred, Yeboah bagged her brace in the 78th from Beline Nyarko’s through ball, Nyarko added the fourth in the 82nd, and Amoh’s solo stunner in stoppage time sealed the rout.

The emphatic win hands Ampem Darkoa three points and momentum ahead of their clash with Uganda’s Kawempe Muslim Girls. Coach Charles Anokye Frimpong’s charges now eye continental glory in Egypt’s sixth edition.

From early deficit to five-goal masterclass, the Ghanaian champions showcased championship pedigre with Group B firmly theirs to command.