The Ravens of FCF TP Mazembe have written a new page of history in the world of women’s football by winning the prestigious CAF Champions League title. It was a glorious moment for the team, a well-deserved achievement after a season of hard work, determination and unwavering commitment.
In the final against AS FAR, the Ravens once again showed their talent and determination by winning 1-0, thanks to a penalty scored by Marleine Kasaj in the 9th minute. This goal not only sealed the victory, but also symbolised the strength and tenacity of the entire team.
FCF TP Mazembe’s journey to this continental title has been exceptional. After winning the local and regional championships, the players faced the best teams on the continent to finally reach the summit of the CAF Champions League. Their victory represents a triumph for the Congolese club, but also for the entire Central African region.
This victory is all the more significant as it is the first time that a Congolese and Central African club has won this title in only four editions of the competition. This is a testament not only to the talent and dedication of the players, but also to the rise of women’s football in the region.
Despite a disappointing defeat in the group stage against AS FAR, the Corbeaux Dames showed their ability to bounce back and surpass themselves in the final. Their victory is an example of resilience, perseverance and unity of spirit.
By becoming the CAF Champions League champions, FCF TP Mazembe has written its name into the history of African women’s football. Their success is a source of inspiration for young players and a tribute to all women who fight for their place in a world that is still too often dominated by men.
This victory marks the beginning of a new era for women’s football in Central Africa and confirms FCF TP Mazembe’s place among the great continental teams. The Ravens Ladies fully deserve this title and have proven that they are ready to face all challenges to make the colours of their club and their country shine on the international stage.