Malta Guinness Women's Premier League: Matchweek Two recap for Southern Zone

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Epiphany Warriors are on a roll, grabbing their second successive win of the season with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Halifax Queens on the road. This comes after a remarkable performance in the Regional Women's Championship Playoff, where they finished unbeaten and gained promotion to the Malta Guinness Women's Premier League. 

Meanwhile, champions Hasaacas Ladies had a stumble, dropping points against Soccer Intellectuals on Matchday Two. It's shaping up to be an exciting season, and we'll have to keep an eye on these teams to see how they perform. 

Read on for the Match reports:

Epiphany Warriors edge Halifax Queens

Epiphany Warriors outlasted Halifax Queens 2-1 in a thrilling Matchweek Two clash. Seidatu Wahab struck first, breaking the deadlock in the 23rd minute with a composed finish from close range. Despite a spirited second-half performance from both teams, neither could find the back of the net until Halifax's Leticia Adjei equalized in the 84th minute. However, Epiphany Warriors reclaimed the lead in the final moments through Faustina Tiwaa, sealing the win after intense pressure on Halifax's defense.

Soccer Intellectuals share spoils with Hasaacas Ladies

Soccer Intellectuals and defending champions Hasaacas Ladies played out a goalless draw at Ajumako Eduyaw Park. Hasaacas made early incursions, seeking the opener, but Intellectuals thwarted their efforts. The game became a tightly contested battle, with neither team finding the net. After recess, Intellectuals pushed to break the deadlock, but Hasaacas held firm. Both teams created scoring chances in the final minutes but failed to capitalize.

Police Ladies held at home

Police Ladies were held to a 1-1 draw against Army Ladies in the service derby at Alajo Astro Turf. Victoria Teye Williams opened the scoring for Police Ladies in the 20th minute, but Nancy Opoku equalized from the spot in the 27th minute. In the second half, Army Ladies pressed for more goals, but Police Ladies held on to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.

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