The Southern Zone of the 2026/27 Women’s Premier League serves up another round of exciting fixtures on Matchday 4, with several teams looking to strengthen their positions and others desperate to get their campaigns going.

League leaders Hasaacas Ladies return to the Kobby’s Astro Turf to face Immigration Ladies, while unbeaten Police Ladies will be aiming to maintain their perfect start against FC Samartex Ladies.

Jonina Ladies and Rootz Sistaz, meanwhile, meet in a crucial encounter as both sides search for their first victory of the season. Ladystrikers will also be hoping to recover from their Matchday 3 defeat when they take on Army Ladies, while Oak FC host Epiphany Warriors at the Kpobiman Complex.

Jonina Ladies vs Rootz Sistaz

Jonina Ladies and Rootz Sistaz face an important battle as both teams look to secure their first win of the campaign.

Neither side has managed to record a victory after three matches, making Saturday’s meeting an opportunity to get their season back on track.

Jonina Ladies head into the contest following a hard-earned draw against Immigration Ladies. However, they will know that another dropped point could make it difficult to improve their position on the league table.

Rootz Sistaz, on the other hand, suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to league leaders Police Ladies in their previous outing. Despite the loss, finding the net against one of the division’s strongest sides could provide a boost ahead of this fixture.

With just one point separating the bottom three teams, the result could have a significant impact on the early standings.

Police Ladies vs FC Samartex Ladies

Police Ladies will be looking to extend their perfect start to the season when they welcome FC Samartex Ladies.

The Police side have won all three of their opening matches, scoring at least twice in each game. They will be keen to maintain that impressive run and strengthen their position at the top of the standings.

FC Samartex Ladies, however, arrive with renewed confidence after recording their first victory of the campaign. They defeated Ladystrikers 3-0 at home in their previous match and will hope to carry that form into their difficult trip.

The visitors face a major challenge against a Police Ladies team that has been among the standout sides so far, but they will be determined to make it back-to-back wins.

Hasaacas Ladies vs Immigration Ladies

Hasaacas Ladies return to their home ground, Kobby’s Astro Turf, where they will take on Immigration Ladies in a meeting between two sides with contrasting starts to the season.

The home team have collected maximum points from their first three matches and will be determined to preserve their unbeaten record. Another victory would also strengthen their position at the top of the Southern Zone standings.

Immigration Ladies, meanwhile, have managed just one point from their opening three games and will be eager to improve their fortunes.

Hasaacas Ladies will start the match with confidence, but Immigration will be hoping to produce a strong performance and put an end to their difficult run.

Ladystrikers vs Army Ladies

Ladystrikers will be hoping to return to winning ways when they host Army Ladies after suffering a setback in their previous league outing.

The Cape Coast-based side made an impressive start to the campaign, collecting back-to-back victories on Matchdays 1 and 2. However, their momentum was halted last weekend when they suffered a 3-0 defeat away to FC Samartex Ladies.

They will now be eager to respond in front of their home supporters and get their campaign moving in the right direction again.

Army Ladies are also searching for their first win of the season. Their goalless draw against Hearts of Oak Ladies last time out means they have recorded two draws and one defeat from their opening three matches.

The visitors will be determined to turn those performances into a first victory as they look to move up the table.

Oak FC vs Epiphany Warriors

Oak FC will welcome Epiphany Warriors to the Kpobiman Complex, with both teams looking to improve their positions in the Southern Zone.

Oak FC go into the fixture after sharing the points with Army Ladies in their previous match, while Epiphany Warriors suffered a home defeat against Hasaacas Ladies.

The hosts have made a positive start to the season and currently occupy fourth place with five points from three matches.

Epiphany Warriors sit seventh with two points and will be hoping to get their campaign back on track with a positive result away from home.

Oak FC will be keen to make home advantage count, but the visitors will be looking to respond after their recent setback.