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Sports News from Monday, April 15, 2019
Source: ghananewsagency.org
2019-04-15
Hbadacas Ladies has won the National Women's League three times
Three-time National Women's League champion Hbadacas Ladies defeated Ampem Darkoa Ladies 3-2 in the finals of the first special competition of the Women's Eligibility Committee at El Wak Stadium on Sunday.
The match saw coach Yussif Basigi's girls come from behind to beat Ampem Darkoa and win the coveted trophy, as they went two goals out to beat Ampem Darkoa Ladies 3-2.
Ampem Darkoa scored the first goal in the 10th minute, but referee Joyce Appiah refused for an offside goal.
Ophelia Serwah Amponsah of Ampem Darkoa opened the scoring with a great shot after sending a long ball to beat Hasaacas goalkeeper Faustina Nyamekye Owusu in the 19th minute.
The Dormaa-based team continued to push and be offered another decisive pbad, as defender Mavis Owusu, who capitalized on Hbadaca's goaltender's blunder, after a long ball that turned between his fingers to offer the second goal to his opponent.
Just when everyone thought it was an agreement reached for the Nanamma Ladies, Hbadacas Ladies, Evelyn Badu responded quickly by removing the back for his team with a magnificent goal: to give the necessary hope .
On the stroke of the first half, the influential player of the Black Maidens triggered a thunderous strike to try to ensure the parity of Hbadacas Ladies.
At the break, Ampem Darkoa began to put pressure on the defense of their opponent built around Linda Eshun and Janet Egyiri. However, the defenders bravely defended to refuse Hasaacas to score.
Ophelia Amponsah had a golden opportunity to snatch the winner of the match for Ampem Darkoa, but she was stopped by goalkeeper Hasmal Ladies, Evelyn Yeboah.
Eshun, in the 74th minute, sent a powerful shot that was blocked by Ampem Darkoa's player, Judge Tweneboah, and resulted in a penalty kick.
Captain and top scorer of the competition, Pepertual Agyekum scored to give the team Yussif Basigi the deserved head. The goal earned him nine goals in the competition.
A few minutes pbaded, the rains began to rain, but both sides remained focused to avoid more goals.
At the end of the competition, the Hbadacas Ladies pocketed 50,000 Ghc for their efforts, while the finalist got 30,000 Ghc.
The Halifax ladies, Constance serwah Agyemang, won the tournament discovery, while the Queen of Goals trophy went to captain Perpetual Agyemang after scoring nine goals for Hbadacas.
Evelyn Yeboah and Grace Asantewaa, Ampem Darkoa duo, respectively won the best goalkeeper and best player.
For their efforts, all the winners grabbed 2,000 Ghc for their amazing show.
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