In a dramatic turn of events at the CAF Women’s Champions League, Cameroonian side Lekié FF were knocked out in the semi‑finals by Morocco’s AS FAR Rabat. The match was played at the Stade d’Ismaïlia, where the French‑coached squad of Stéphane Ndzana failed to reach the final, ending their hopes of a continental title.
Lekié FF had built a strong campaign, progressing through the group stage and the quarter‑finals to secure a place in the semi‑finals. Their journey, however, was halted by a formidable AS FAR side that has been a dominant force in North African women's football.
While the exact scoreline was not disclosed in the source, the defeat meant that the Cameroonian club would not advance to the final, which will now feature AS FAR Rabat against the other semi‑final winner.
AS FAR Rabat’s victory moves them one step closer to claiming the CAF Women’s Champions League trophy, a competition that showcases the best clubs from across the African continent.
For Lekié FF, the loss marks the end of a promising run and a reminder of the high standards required to succeed at the continental level. The club will now look to regroup and prepare for future competitions, while AS FAR Rabat will focus on their preparations for the final.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
