The 2026/27 Greater Accra Regional Football Association (GARFA) Women’s Division One League will commence on Saturday, November 7, with 18 clubs set to compete for honours across two groups.

The participating clubs have been divided into Groups A and B, with nine teams in each group, as they begin their quest for qualification to the Women’s Premier League.

Group A comprises Teshie Constant, El-Wonder Ladies, Ridge City FC, Besiktas Ladies, Epiphany Next Gen., Halifax Queens, Berry Ladies, La Ladies and Accra Ladyz.

Group B features Faith Ladies, Ideal Ladies, Starlets Ladies, Blessed Ladies, Cabfix Ladies, Sissamba Ladies, Rock Ladies, Royal Galaxy and Accra Christ Angels.

Opening Weekend Fixtures

The opening round will feature eight matches across various venues in the Greater Accra Region over the weekend.

Saturday’s fixtures will see Sissamba Ladies take on Starlets Ladies at the Madina Astroturf at 8:00 am, while Besiktas Ladies host Accra Ladyz at the Abofu Astroturf at 10:00 am.

At the Madina Astroturf, Ridge City FC will face Epiphany Next Gen. at 10:00 am, while Ideal Ladies welcome Cabfix Ladies to the Accra Academy Park at 11:00 am.

El-Wonder Ladies will wrap up Saturday’s fixtures against La Ladies at the Tema Mexico Park at 3:00 pm.

Three matches are scheduled for Sunday. Blessed Ladies will take on Accra Christ Angels at the Tuba Astroturf at 10:00 am, while Berry Ladies face Halifax Queens at the Accra Academy Park at 11:00 am.

Rock Ladies will complete the opening weekend’s programme against Royal Galaxy at the Accra Academy Park at 1:00 pm.

Teshie Constant and Faith Ladies will be on standby in Groups A and B respectively during the opening round.

League Format and Qualification

With nine teams in each group, one club in each group will be on standby every matchweek. Each team will play eight matches in the first half of the competition and complete 16 matches over the course of the season.

At the end of the league campaign, the winners of Groups A and B will qualify for the Middle League, where they will compete against other regional winners for promotion to the Women’s Premier League.