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Exciting weekend in FNB WSL …as Ongos Face Setback

Home National Exciting weekend in FNB WSL …as Ongos Face Setback
Exciting weekend in FNB WSL …as Ongos Face Setback

This past weekend witnessed a flurry of action in the FNB Women’s Super League (WSL), with a total of 26 goals scored across the country.

Among the standout performances was Namib Daughters’ performance against Nust Babes, with the former securing a massive 6-1 victory on Saturday.

Windhoek-based Girls and Goals dominated Ongwediva Queens with a resounding 5-0 win in Ongwediva, while defending champions Ongos Ladies FC faced an unexpected setback as they were held to a goalless draw by Khomas Nampol at the Namibia Football Association (NFA) technical centre on the same day.

Buoyed by their brave performance on Saturday, Khomas Nampol bounced back with a convincing 3-1 triumph against V-Power Angels on Sunday.

Earlier, V-Power Angels suffered a 3-0 defeat to Beauties on Saturday.

Meanwhile, NUST Babes redeemed themselves with an impressive 2-1 victory over Okahandja on Sunday.

Ramblers also faced disappointment, succumbing 1-0 to an in-form Girls and Goals side on Sunday.

Reflecting on his team’s performance, Ongos FC coach Shama Gure expressed disappointment with their weekend display. 

“Saturday’s game against Nampol was high-profile, and we failed to capitalise on our chances. It appears Nampol had a strategy to secure a draw, and they succeeded. However, we view this as a learning opportunity, and will identify areas for improvement as we regroup,” Gure said.