Police Ladies host arch rivals, Army ladies in a service derby at the Alajo Astro turf with both teams picking up maximum points in their opening fixtures. Defending Champions, Hasaacas Ladies will trek to Ajumako as guests of Soccer Intellectuals whilst debutants, Halifax Queens and Epiphany Warriors face off at Tema.
Soccer Intellectuals vs. Hasaacas Ladies
Soccer Intellectuals face a daunting task on Day 2 of the Women's Premier League as they host champions Hasaacas Ladies at Ajumako Eduyaw Park. The hosts suffered a 2-0 defeat to Army Ladies in their season opener and have undergone significant changes with over ten new players joining from lower tiers. Hasaacas Ladies, meanwhile, thrashed Berry Ladies 4-0 in their opening fixture.
Berry Ladies vs. Jonina Ladies
The Madina AstroTurf hosts an intriguing encounter between Berry Ladies and Jonina Ladies. Berry Ladies seek to bounce back from their 4-0 loss to Hasaacas Ladies, while Jonina aims to build on their hard-fought victory in the opening match. This closely contested tie pits Jonina's winning momentum against Berry Ladies' desperation for points.
Halifax Queens vs. Epiphany Warriors
Halifax Queens welcome Epiphany Warriors in a debutants' clash. The Queens aim to recover from a narrow 1-0 defeat to Jonina, while Epiphany Warriors seek to continue their winning form after a 2-0 victory over Faith Ladies.
Police Ladies vs. Army Ladies
Police Ladies host arch-rivals Army Ladies in a service derby at the Alajo Astro Turf. Police Ladies lost all three encounters against Army Ladies last season, including the Women's FA Cup final. After a strong start against Ladystrikers, Police Ladies seek redemption at home. Army Ladies come into this fixture after a 2-0 win over Soccer Intellectuals.
Faith Ladies vs. Ladystrikers
Faith Ladies host Ladystrikers at the Carl Reindorf Park in Dansoman. Faith Ladies struggled in their opening fixture, losing 2-0 to Epiphany Warriors due to key player absences. Ladystrikers, defeated 4-0 by Police Ladies, aim to avoid defeat. A win for Faith Ladies would boost their title chances, while a loss would mark their worst start to a season in the top flight.
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