UWC through to the finals of the CAF Women’s Champions League COSAFA Qualifiers

Bongeka Gamede of the University of Western Cape celebrates a goal with teammates during the CAF Womens Champions League COSAFA Qualifiers 2024 semifinal match between the University of Western Cape and Young Buffaloes at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre on 22 August 2024 ©Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix

The University of the Western Cape (UWC) delivered a commanding performance against Young Buffaloes, winning 6-0 on Thursday, thereby securing a place in the final against Gaborone United at the CAF Women’s Champions League | Cosafa Qualifiers in Malawi.

United previously secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Herentals Queens in the initial semifinal match held at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre.

Nondumiso Khanyisa Manengela of the University of Western Cape celebrates a goal with teammates during the CAF Womens Champions League COSAFA Qualifiers 2024 semifinal match between the University of Western Cape and Young Buffaloes at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre on 22 August 2024 ©Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix

The University of the Western Cape achieved a decisive victory over Young Buffaloes with a score of 6 to 0. The goals were scored by Nondumiso Manengela in the 9th minute, Bongeka Gamede in the 26th minute, Ntombifikile Ndlovu in the 62nd minute, Tiffany Kortjie in the 74th minute, Koketso Mamabolo in the 78th minute, and Sibulele Holweni in the 90th minute from a penalty.

THURSDAY’S RESULTS
Semifinals
Gaborone United 1
 (Modise 82’) Herentals Queens 0
University of the Western Cape 6
 (Manengela 9’pen, Gamede 26’, Ndlovu 61′, Kortjie 74′, Mamabolo 78’, Holweni 90’pen) Young Buffaloes 0

UWC coach Thinasonke Mbuli following the 6-0 semifinal win over Young Buffaloes at the CAF Women’s Champions League COSAFA Qualifier semifinal on Thursday. Content received from COSAFA with permission.

United and UWC are set to face each other on Saturday at the same location to compete for the last available position in the CAF Women’s Champions League finals, alongside the already qualified defending champions, Mamelodi Sundowns. Additionally, COSAFA has confirmed that the final will now occur at 2 pm instead of the previously planned 3 pm.

You can watch the final streamed LIVE on FIFA+.

SATURDAY’S FIXTURE
Final
Gaborone United vs University of the Western Cape (KO 14h00; 12h00 GMT)

TOURNAMENT STATS
Matches Played: 14
Goals scored: 37
Biggest victory: University of the Western Cape 6 Young Buffaloes 0 (Semifinals, August 22)
Most goals in a game: 6 – University of the Western Cape 6 Young Buffaloes 0 (Semifinals, August 22)

GOALSCORERS
3 goals – Bongeka Gamede (UWC), Siphilisiwe Ndlovu (Young Buffaloes)
2 – Alephar Chimbeta (Ascent Academy), Faith Chinzimu (Ascent Academy), Sibulele Holweni (UWC), Maudy Mafuruse (Herentals Queens), Yaone Modise (Gaborone United), Sandiswa Ngcamphalala (Young Buffaloes)
1 – 
Twelikondjele Amukoto (FC Ongos), Noxolo Cesane (UWC), Melody Chikore (Herentals Queens), Vanessa Chikupila (Green Buffaloes), Keitumetse Dithebe (Gaborone United), Ndapewa Kateta (FC Ongos), Tiffany Kortjie (UWC), Fikile Magama (UWC), Koketso  Mamabolo (UWC), Nondumiso Manengela (UWC), Jessica Maponga (Gaborone United), Celia Miguel (UD de Lichinga), Laone Moloi (Gaborone United), Alice Moyo (Herentals Queens), Natasha Nanyangwe (Green Buffaloes), Ntombifikile Ndlovu (UWC), Celiwe Nkambule (Young Buffaloes), Egness Tumbare (Herentals Queens), Beverly Uueziua (FC Ongos)

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