Ampem Darkoa Ladies Crowned Champions as Malta Guinness Powers Women’s Premier League Finale

Ampem Darkoa Ladies have been crowned champions of the Women’s Premier League after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over rivals Hasaacas Ladies at the Swedru Sports Stadium. The high-stakes finale, held on April 19, 2026, drew thousands of enthusiastic fans, underscoring the rising popularity and competitive spirit of the women's game in Ghana. Despite falling behind early in the match to a goal from Hasaacas Ladies, Ampem Darkoa demonstrated remarkable resilience to overturn the deficit and secure the prestigious national title in front of a capacity crowd.

The spectacle was bolstered by the continued support of Malta Guinness, which served as the official headline sponsor for the fourth consecutive year. This partnership remains a cornerstone of the league’s development, providing a professional platform for female athletes to showcase their skills. The match itself was a showcase of tactical discipline and athletic prowess, with both teams pushing for dominance until the final whistle. The victory for Ampem Darkoa adds another chapter to their storied rivalry with Hasaacas, further cementing their status as a powerhouse in Ghanaian football.

Frank Foli, the Brand Manager for Non-Alcoholic Beverages at Castel Afrique, emphasized that Malta Guinness’s involvement extends beyond corporate branding. Speaking at the event, Foli highlighted the brand's dedication to empowering women and championing gender equality through sports. He noted that the league serves as a powerful source of inspiration for young girls across the country, proving that they can excel at the highest levels of competitive athletics. The atmosphere in Swedru reflected this vision, with the "can-do" spirit of the players resonating with the supporters in attendance.

The success of this season finale signals a bright future for women’s football in Ghana. As the league continues to grow in visibility and technical quality, the sustained commitment from corporate entities like Malta Guinness is seen as vital for its long-term sustainability. The 2026 finale not only celebrated a new champion but also served as a testament to the collective efforts of players, administrators, and sponsors in building a vibrant and inclusive football culture across the nation.