Lekié FF make history with maiden CAF WCL’s qualification
Lekié FF have become the first Cameroonian club to qualify for the CAF Women’s Champions League (WCL) after finishing top of the UNIFFAC qualifying tournament. The Cameroonian side secured their place in the continental finals on Friday after holding DR Congo’s Football Academy Msichana to a 0-0 draw at the Omnisports Annex Stadium No. 1. … The post Lekié FF make history with maiden CAF WCL’s…
Lekié FF have made history as the first Cameroonian club to secure a spot in the CAF Women’s Champions League (WCL) after finishing atop the UNIFFAC qualifying tournament. The Cameroonian team clinched their place in the continental finals on Friday following a 0-0 draw against DR Congo’s Football Academy Msichana at the Omnisports Annex Stadium No. 1.
This accomplishment marked a significant milestone for Cameroonian women’s club football, as no team from the country had ever reached the final phase of the CAF Women’s Champions League before. Lekié FF’s qualification followed an impressive period for women’s football in Cameroon, with the Indomitable Lionesses recently winning the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
Coach Ndzana led the team through the UNIFFAC qualifiers with consistency, and they entered their final match knowing that avoiding defeat would secure top spot. The team played the decisive match with discipline, keeping Msichana at bay and completing the campaign without a loss. The achievement was celebrated at the Omnisports Annex Stadium, with players and officials marking a historic moment in the club’s journey.
Lekié FF’s qualification comes shortly after they won the Cameroon Cup, adding another major triumph to their successful period. The team will now focus on preparing for their debut appearance in the CAF Women’s Champions League, where they will face some of Africa’s top women’s clubs. The challenge will be to build on their historic qualification and make an impact in the premier women’s club competition.
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