Masar SC and Fath Rabat Dominate Early Matches
On September 5, 2026, Masar SC and Fath Rabat showcased their formidable capabilities in the UNAF zone qualifiers for the CAF Women’s Champions League 2026. During the second matchday held in Tunisia, both teams achieved resounding victories, setting the stage for an exhilarating final showdown on the last day of the competition.
Masar SC asserted its dominance by claiming a convincing 5-0 triumph over ACB Akbou. The Egyptian squad exhibited superiority across all facets of the game, swiftly taking control of the match. Hala Abdel Samad initiated the scoring in the 25th minute, followed by a remarkable brace from Farah El Mahdi, who netted goals in the 29th and 42nd minutes, allowing Masar to head into halftime with a commanding three-goal lead. After the break, Masar maintained its stronghold, with Gentrix Shikangwa adding two more goals in the late stages of the match (81st and 90+4 minutes), finalizing an emphatic 5-0 victory and marking their second win in as many matches.
In another match, Fath Rabat impressed equally, achieving a staggering 7-0 victory against the Women’s Association of Sousse. The Moroccan team quickly took the lead thanks to Odat Gnanentegma’s goal in the 15th minute, followed by Samia Fikri doubling the score in the 30th minute. Salma Tamar then contributed two goals of her own, scoring in the 44th and 54th minutes, before Alia Jaidy joined the scoring spree with a quick two-goal performance in just four minutes (66th and 69th minutes). Salma Amani capped off the offensive display with a goal in the 82nd minute, securing the impressive win for the Moroccans.
With both teams amassing six points after two matches, Masar SC and Fath Rabat share the top of the standings. Meanwhile, ACB Akbou and the Women’s Association of Sousse remain without any points to their name.
Final Showdown for CAF Champions League Spot
The decisive match is set for Monday, September 7, where Fath Rabat will face off against Masar SC in a clash that will determine which team represents the UNAF zone in the final phase of the CAF Women’s Champions League 2026. With six points on each side, this encounter promises to be a thrilling finale, as the winner will secure the top spot and the coveted ticket to the championship phase.
In the other match of the day, ACB Akbou will strive to end their campaign on a high note against the Women’s Association of Sousse. Both teams, having lost their first two matches, are now out of contention for qualification.
The UNAF zone qualifiers are organized in a mini-league format featuring four teams from Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Only the top team will advance to the final phase of the CAF Women’s Champions League 2026.
As reported by cafonline.com.
