Tamale Super Ladies shared the spoils with Prisons Ladies after a 1-1 draw in their Women's Premier League clash at the Yendi Youth Resource Centre.

The match began with both sides showing attacking intent in search of an early breakthrough. Prisons Ladies looked lively in the opening stages, pressing high and creating promising chances, but the Tamale defence stayed compact to keep the scores level.

Tamale Super Ladies eventually broke the deadlock in the second half through a well-worked attacking move, with Rahama Azimpaga Mohammed scoring in the 57th minute to send the home supporters into celebration.

Prisons Ladies responded strongly and increased their attacking pressure, and their persistence paid off in the dying minutes when Abigail Tutuwa calmly converted a penalty in the 90+3rd minute to earn a point.

Supreme Ladies began their return to the 2026/27 Ghana Women's Premier League with a hard-fought 0-0 draw against FC Savannah at the Bantama Astro Turf.

Both sides battled for maximum points, but neither could find the breakthrough in a keenly contested encounter, forcing them to settle for a share of the spoils. Despite the goalless outcome, Supreme Ladies goalkeeper Akousa Safoaa emerged as the standout performer, earning the MVP award for her impressive display.

Fosu Royal Ladies left it late to secure all three points against Ashanti Ladies. Both teams showed strong defensive organization in the first half but created few chances upfront.

Fosu Royal Ladies dominated possession in the second half and were finally rewarded when Safiatu Mahamud scored the decisive goal in the 90th minute to seal all three points for the home side.

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