WPL 2026/27: Hasaacas Ladies go top as Oak Ladies thrash Epiphany Warriors
The league table in the Southern Zone of the GoldFields Women's Premier League took a turn over the weekend, changing hands after matchday four.
Hasaacas Ladies toppled Police Ladies into the first position, while Oak Ladies also moved up the league table following Saturday's results.
In Takoradi, Hasaacas Ladies claimed all three points in their game against newcomers, Immigration Ladies, at Kobby's Park. An own goal and a second from Milot Pokuaa put Hasaacas in the lead after the opening 15 minutes. Immigration scored a consolation in the final 20 minutes of the encounter to end the game 2-1.
The result means Hasaacas have won all four of their league games this season.
🎥 GOALS: Hasaacas Ladies 2-1 Immigration Ladies Hasaacas move to the top of the table in the Southern Zone https://t.co/59OzDszpor
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Elswehere, Police Ladies suffered their first loss of the campaign following defeat to Samartex Ladies at home.
Yussif Basigi's side picked all three points at the Alajo AstroTurf, making it two wins in their last two games in the league.
Newly promoted side Rootz Sistaz secured an emphatic victory over Jonina Ladies to record their first win of the season. Rootz Sistaz scored four goals before Jonina scored a consolation.
LadyStrikers suffered their second consecutive defeat of the new season after losing to Army Ladies on matchday four at home.
In the Northern Zone, Tamale Super Ladies moved to the top of the table with a 1-0 win over Northern Ladies.
Dreamz Ladies bounced back from their winless run to beat Fosu Royal Ladies 2-1 at home while Prisons Ladies also defeated Supreme Ladies 3-1.
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