Fatshimetrie, the new sports news magazine, reports an extraordinary victory for African women’s football. The Corbeaux Dames of FCF TP Mazembe created history by winning their first CAF Women’s Champions League title in a tense match against AS FAR, on their opponents’ ground in El Jadida, Morocco.
The only goal of the match was scored by Marleine Kasaj, on a penalty converted in the 9th minute. A decisive moment that propelled FCF TP Mazembe to continental glory, rewarding a season of dedication and perseverance. Indeed, in addition to their exploits in the local championship, the team conquered the titles of Katanga, Congo, and Central Africa, which paved the way for African consecration.
This victory is of particular significance as it makes FCF TP Mazembe the first club from the DRC and Central Africa to win the prestigious CAF Women’s Champions League competition, and this in just four editions. It is a shining testament to the talent and determination of the Congolese players, who have overcome obstacles to reach the pinnacle of continental women’s football.
FCF TP Mazembe’s journey to victory has been marked by challenges and twists and turns. After a disappointing defeat in the group stage against AS FAR, the Corbeaux Dames dug deep to surpass themselves in the final and take revenge on their Moroccan opponents. This symbolic victory allows the club to succeed Mamelodi Sundows Ladies, and to leave its mark on the history of the competition.
In conclusion, FCF TP Mazembe’s historic victory in the CAF Women’s Champions League is a triumph that transcends the field of play. It is the result of the hard work, courage and passion of an entire team, and it is a testament to the rise of women’s football in Africa. This inspiring achievement opens up new perspectives for women’s football on the continent, and it deserves to be celebrated as an example of determination and perseverance for future generations.