The weekend kicked off with an exciting start to the 2025 Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League, and our SDMA-represented players were in action across multiple fixtures. Here’s how they fared:
Margaret Agyapomaa – Police Ladies FC
Result: 4–1 win vs. Halifax Ladies
Defending champions Police Ladies FC began their title defense in style with a commanding 4–1 victory. Margaret Agyapomaa played the full 90 minutes, showcasing her composure, work rate, and defensive discipline. Her performance helped set the tone for the team’s dominant display, signaling that Police Ladies are ready to defend their crown.
Safiatu Salifu – Epiphany Warriors FC
Result: 1–2 loss vs. Army Ladies
It was a challenging opener for Epiphany Warriors, who fell to Army Ladies 2–1. Despite the defeat, Safiatu Salifu impressed with her determination and tireless work to create opportunities. She was instrumental in pulling back a goal, and her performance gives hope for stronger showings in the coming matches.
Belinda Kpoglo – Hasaacas Ladies
Result: 0–0 draw vs. Oak Ladies
Belinda Kpoglo made a solid debut for Hasaacas Ladies after joining from Supreme Ladies. Playing the full match, she demonstrated confidence, energy, and commitment, contributing both defensively and offensively. While the game ended in a stalemate, Belinda’s adaptation to her new team was a key positive takeaway.
Jessica Okoto – Northern City FC
Result: 2–5 loss vs. Fosu Royal Ladies
Making her debut for Northern City, Jessica Okoto made an immediate impact off the bench while her team trailed 3–0. She earned a crucial penalty, helping the team get back into the game, although the match ended in a 5–2 defeat. Okoto’s attacking flair and determination on debut suggest she could become a vital player for Northern City this season.