Timeline — AS FAR in the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League

11 November 2026Confirmed

AS FAR reach African final with 1-0 victory over Lekié

AS FAR defeated Lekié Football Filles 1-0 in Ismailia, Egypt, on 11 November 2026 to reach the CAF Women’s Champions League final.

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CAF and Cameroonian outlet Actu Cameroun report Ghizlane Chebbak’s decisive goal. According to CAF, the captain scored in the 48th minute, shortly after the restart.

The defending champions advance to the final scheduled for 15 November. Their opponents are to be determined by the other semi-final, between Mamelodi Sundowns and Kawempe Muslim Ladies. Qualification does not yet mean another title.

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11 November 2026Reported information

AS FAR to face Mamelodi Sundowns in African final on 15 November

AS FAR's opponent in the CAF Women's Champions League final is now known: Mamelodi Sundowns beat Kawempe Muslim Ladies 4-1 in Ismailia, Egypt, on 11 November 2026.

CAF and SABC announce a final between the Moroccan and South African clubs on Sunday, 15 November. Sundowns' qualification completes the pairing after AS FAR defeated Lekié Football Filles in the other semi-final.

Sundowns led 4-0 at half-time before the Ugandan side reduced the deficit in the second half, according to CAF. Defending champions AS FAR and their opponents are each seeking a third continental title. The final has yet to be played; the 2026 champion has not been decided.

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8 November 2026Confirmed

AS FAR reach semifinals with 2–0 win over Ampem Darkoa

AS FAR beat Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa 2–0 in Ismailia, Egypt, on 8 November 2026 to reach the CAF Women’s Champions League semifinals. They will face Cameroon’s Lekié Football Filles on 11 November.

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Ghizlane Chebbak opened the scoring with a penalty in the 59th minute. Hiba El Youssfi added the second in stoppage time, according to matching accounts from MAP and Ghanaian outlet MyNewsGh.

The Moroccan club finish top of Group B on six points, with two wins and one defeat. Kawempe Muslim Ladies take the group’s other semifinal place. Qualification secures a place in the last four; the semifinal result is still to come.

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