Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies have booked their place in the CAF Women’s Champions League final after producing an impressive 4-1 victory over Uganda’s Kawempe Muslim Ladies.

The South African champions delivered a dominant performance, with Ronnel Donnelly leading the way by scoring a superb hat-trick. Noxolo Cesane also found the back of the net to complete the convincing victory.

Lelona Daweti played an important role in the attacking display, providing two assists, while Asanda Hadebe contributed another assist. Donnelly’s three goals proved decisive as Sundowns Ladies secured their place in the final.

Kawempe Muslim Ladies managed to score through Latifah Nakasi, with Jovia Nakagolo providing the assist. However, their effort was not enough to prevent the Ugandan side from suffering defeat.

The victory means Banyana Ba Style are now one step away from lifting another continental title. They will face defending champions AS FAR Rabat of Morocco in Sunday's final, setting up a challenging encounter between two of the continent's strongest women's teams.

There is also more than continental glory at stake. The winners will secure qualification for the 2027 FIFA Women's Champions Cup and the inaugural 2028 FIFA Women's Club World Cup.

For Sundowns Ladies, reaching the final keeps their dream of representing Africa on the global stage alive. They will now turn their attention to the decisive match, hoping to overcome AS FAR Rabat and bring the trophy back to South Africa.

The Brazilians have already demonstrated their quality throughout the competition, but one final challenge stands between them and another historic achievement.

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