The match-day seven crunchy encounter would be held at the Gyandu Park in Sunyani.   Hasaacas Ladies, having won four matches out of six, would seek to extend their unbeaten streak against Berry ladies who have also won two matches after six games played.

    Goals from Hasaacas’ Comfort Owusu and Veronica Appiah helped the Sekondi Ladies to beat Immigrations Ladies 2-0  last weekend, while Berry Ladies also pulled a draw against Soccer Intellectuals at the Adu Yaw Asassan Park last Saturday.

           A win for Hasaacas Ladies would keep them at the top whilst victory for Berry Ladies would take them to the second position depending on results from other matches. 

           Elsewhere, Ladystrikers would host Sea Lions this weekend in a derby match, known as the “Ogua Derby”. Ladystrikers after six weeks of games played, are on four points ahead of Sea Lions who are also struggling to make it to the top of the southern zone. 

            Ladystrikers would chase to redeem themselves after losing two consecutive matches, against Police Ladies and Faith ladies.

            Sea Lions who have not also performed so well in their last two matches would also come into this match looking for a win against coach Rashid Iddi’s Ladystrikers.

          Police Ladies, who lost against Army Ladies last weekend, would host ninth place, Soccer Intellectuals this weekend at the Mcdan La Town Park. Police ladies are currently fifth on the southern zone league table while Soccer Intellectuals have secured four points after six matches played.

       Faith Ladies would trek to the camp of Army Ladies to battle them this weekend. Seventh Place Army Ladies, after having a poor start this season have now gained their feet, picking up all six points in their last two matches.

              Faith Ladies, who are two points ahead of Army Ladies, have set sights on ending Coach Ayinbire’s winning streak this weekend.

            Thunder Queens Football Club would also welcome struggling Immigration Ladies this weekend. Immigration Ladies are yet to pick a win after six matches played this season.

          Thunder Queens, who are seven points ahead of Immigration Ladies would also be hoping for the top spot with a win over the visitors at the Carl Reindorf Park on Friday. 

          In the Northern zone, Ampem Darkoa Ladies would lock horns with Supreme Ladies whilst Northern Ladies face Pearl Pia Ladies F.C in the much-anticipated Northern Derby this weekend.

          First place Pearl Pia ladies would target to triumph over struggling Northern Ladies who are yet to win a match this season. Northern Ladies are ten points behind Pearl Pia Ladies, securing three points after six matches played.

          In Kumasi, Kumasi Sports Academy would clash with Prison Ladies this weekend whilst Ash-Town Ladies FC play Dreamz Ladies.

           Fabulous Ladies would travel to play eighth place FC Savannah this weekend. FC Savannah are four points behind Fabulous Ladies. Fabulous ladies are fifth on the table and will be looking forward to a win against FC Savannah.

GNA