Women's Premier League Northern Zone preview
Ashanti Ladies will be looking to return to winning ways when they face Northern Ladies this weekend in the 2026/27 Women's Premier League after suffering a 1-0 defeat to Fosu Royals in their opening fixture. The team lost narrowly in their first away game of the season and will be determined to put that result behind them with a stronger display in their next outing.
Northern Ladies, meanwhile, are set to begin their campaign this weekend after their Matchday 1 fixture against Ampem Darkoa Ladies was postponed. They will be eager to make a positive start to the season.
Dreamz Ladies vs Tamale Super Ladies - Both sides hunt for first win after opening-day draws Dreamz Ladies and Tamale Super Ladies will both be seeking their first victory of the season when they meet after beginning their campaigns with draws. The two teams will be hoping to turn their opening results into a winning performance as they look to gain momentum early in the competition.
Dreamz Ladies started with a goalless draw against Dormaa Candy Ladies away from home. Although they picked up a point on the road, they will be keen to improve in the final third and make better use of their scoring opportunities.
Tamale Super Ladies also shared the points in their opening match, playing out a 1-1 draw with Prisons Ladies at home. After finding the net but failing to secure victory, they will be aiming for a more effective display as they pursue their first three points.
FC Savannah vs Dormaa Candy Ladies - Thrilling encounter expected FC Savannah will host newcomers Dormaa Candy Ladies in a fixture expected to produce an exciting contest, with both teams looking to make their mark in the league. FC Savannah will be hoping to use home advantage to their benefit, relying on their organised approach and ability to control proceedings.
Their defensive discipline and work in midfield could prove important in what is expected to be a closely fought encounter. Dormaa Candy Ladies, meanwhile, will arrive with confidence from their performances in the Zonal Championship.
The newcomers have shown fighting spirit and are known for their pace, direct attacking play and ability to press opponents. Their quick transitions could pose problems for the home side.
The clash presents two contrasting approaches, with FC Savannah expected to favour a measured style while Dormaa Candy Ladies look to use their speed and attacking intent. Concentration at the back and the ability to take chances could ultimately determine the outcome.