AS FAR secured the CAF Women’s Champions League title after defeating Mamelodi Sundowns 3-1 in the final, retaining the continental crown they won in the previous edition. The military team delivered a strong performance against their South African opponents, confirming their superiority in the competition.
Torres brace decides first half
AS FAR imposed their dominance during the first half, which ended with them leading 2-1. Imane Torres opened the scoring for the military team in the 23rd minute, before Tukali equalised for Mamelodi Sundowns in the 25th minute. The military women responded without delay, as Imane Torres returned to give her team the lead again with her second personal goal in the 38th minute.
El Yousfi goal seals the title
AS FAR continued their pressure in the second half in search of securing their advantage, which came in the 77th minute when Heba El Yousfi successfully scored the third goal. With this victory, the military team adds a new title to their continental record, having previously won the competition in the 2022 and 2025 editions.
This triumph reflects AS FAR’s status among the top African clubs in women’s football. Retaining the title confirms the continuity of the military team’s technical project, which combines the experience of key players with their ability to decide crucial matches.
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- 3 goals scored by AS FAR in the final against 1 for Sundowns.
- Two goals for Imane Torres in the 23rd and 38th minutes.
- 3 continental titles for AS FAR in the 2022, 2025 and current editions.
The question remains for the Moroccan public: will AS FAR continue their continental dominance in future editions?
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