Faith Ladies have etched their names in history, securing a place in the Women’s FA Cup final for the first time after a dramatic 1-0 victory over tournament favorites Hasaacas Ladies at the McDan Sports Complex.
This triumph marks a significant breakthrough for the club, which had fallen short in four consecutive semi-final attempts.
The defining moment came in the 69th minute when Dorcas Okyere capitalized on a rare opportunity to fire home the winning goal.
The final whistle sparked jubilant celebrations as Faith Ladies, long admired for their resilience, finally shattered the barrier that had kept them from the grand stage.
Hasaacas Ladies, one of the most decorated teams in Ghanaian women’s football, were widely expected to cruise into the final. However, Faith Ladies delivered a defensive masterclass, neutralizing the attacking threats of their more experienced opponents and seizing their golden moment to complete a stunning upset.

Jonina Ladies Dominate Rootz Sistaz to Book Final Spot
In the other semi-final clash, Jonina Ladies made a powerful statement with a commanding 4-1 win over Rootz Sistaz. Matilda Bless Fodu struck twice before halftime to put her team firmly in control, while Joyce Atimbila added two more in the second half to seal an emphatic victory. With this dominant display, Jonina Ladies head into the final brimming with confidence and momentum.
BetPawa Locker Room Bonus: A Game-Changer for Women’s Football?
Beyond the action on the pitch, discussions have intensified over the impact of betPawa’s Locker Room Bonus, an initiative designed to financially incentivize teams and elevate the competitive spirit of the game.

Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Simeon-Okraku lauded the initiative, emphasizing its role in transforming women’s football in Ghana.
The locker room bonus has been impactful, especially in the lives of the footballers. It is making footballers switch from being participants to being winners on the pitch.

As anticipation builds for the final showdown between Faith Ladies and Jonina Ladies, both teams stand on the brink of history. With silverware on the line and a new champion set to be crowned, the Women’s FA Cup final promises to be a landmark moment one that underscores the rapid evolution of women’s football in Ghana, fueled by initiatives like BetPawa’s Locker Room Bonus.