The Brong Ahafo Regional Football Association (BARFA) is set to kick off the much-anticipated Women’s Division 1 League on Saturday, January 18, 2025, at the Penkwasi AstroTurf in Sunyani.
This season promises to be more competitive and exciting as teams gear up to showcase their talent and determination on the field.
The BARFA has adopted the game-center approach introduced by the Ghana Football Association for the Women’s Division 1 League for the 2024/2025 season. This initiative ensures that matches are centralized, allowing fans to enjoy all the action in one location while creating a vibrant football atmosphere.
The opening day will feature highly competitive games that promise to set the tone for an exciting season. The schedule is as follows:
- Kintampo Fall Ladies vs. KAC Ladies
The first match of the day kicks off at 10:00 a.m. with Kintampo Fall Ladies hosting KAC Ladies in what is expected to be a fiercely contested encounter. - Gyagba Ladies vs. Aduana Akwamu FC
At 1:00 p.m., Gyagba Ladies will go head-to-head with Aduana Akwamu FC in a match that will test the tactical abilities of both teams. - Nana Appiah Agyei Stars FC vs. Dormaa Candy Ladies FC
The defending champions, Dormaa Candy Ladies FC, will face Nana Appiah Agyei Stars FC in the day’s headline fixture. As Dormaa Candy Ladies aim to retain their title, Nana Appiah Agyei Stars will look to cause an upset. - Ken Hammer Ladies
Ken Hammer Ladies will be on standby for this weekend’s matches.
This year’s league is expected to elevate the standard of women’s football in the region, with the BARFA working tirelessly to ensure that teams have the platform and resources to perform at their best. Fans can look forward to seeing emerging talents and skillful performances as the teams battle for the top spot.
The BARFA Women’s Division 1 League remains a crucial component in the development of women’s football in Ghana, serving as a pathway for young talents to progress to higher levels of competition.
The commitment of the Brong Ahafo RFA to the growth of women’s football is evident, and this season is poised to be one of the most thrilling yet.
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