Ghana's champions will take on AS FAR, USFAS Bamako and Kawempe Muslim Ladies in Egypt after a hard-fought road to the 2026 continental showpiece.
Ghana's Ampem Darkoa Ladies now know their path at the 2026 CAF Women's Champions League. The Women's Premier League champions have been drawn in Group B alongside Morocco's AS FAR, Mali's USFAS Bamako and Uganda's Kawempe Muslim Ladies, a mix of North, West and East African quality.
The draw follows a long and messy qualification journey. Ampem Darkoa booked their ticket by beating Nigeria's Edo Queens 1-0 in the WAFU Zone B qualifying final, a match that had to be replayed after a dispute over the original fixture, first played on September 5. Afishata Mohammed settled it with a header from a corner, the kind of moment that makes all the waiting worthwhile.
The result sends the Ghanaian side back to the continental stage for the first time since their 2023 appearance in Côte d'Ivoire. This time the tournament is set for Egypt, and the group ahead is no walkover. AS FAR bring the pedigree and polish of one of Morocco's leading women's clubs, while USFAS Bamako and Kawempe Muslim Ladies will arrive hungry to make their mark.
For Ampem Darkoa, it is another chance to carry Ghana's flag among Africa's best clubs and prove that their qualifying grit can translate into group-stage results. The Group B battles in Egypt are shaping up to be a proper test of nerve, tactics and ambition.
