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USFAS Bamako vs FAR Rabat Womens match ends in 0-2 upset in 2025 CAF Womens Champions League clash
In a thrilling encounter in the CAF Women’s Champions League, FAR Rabat W emerged victorious with a 2-0 win over USFAS Bamako in Match Round 2.
The match kicked off with both teams showing determination and attacking intent. USFAS Bamako looked lively in the early stages, pressing high up the pitch and creating some promising opportunities. However, it was FAR Rabat W who broke the deadlock just before half-time.
Z. Redouani of FAR Rabat W showcased her clinical finishing skills as she found the back of the net in the 45th minute to give her team the lead. The goal injected a new sense of urgency into the match, with USFAS Bamako pushing forward in search of an equalizer.
Despite USFAS Bamako’s efforts to get back into the game, it was FAR Rabat W who doubled their advantage in the dying moments of the match. Z. Redouani once again proved to be the difference maker as she scored her second goal of the day in the 90th minute, putting the result beyond doubt.
The victory was sealed for FAR Rabat W, with H. Said getting on the scoresheet to make it 2-0 in favor of the visitors. The goal was a testament to FAR Rabat W’s resilience and ability to capitalize on their chances.
Overall, it was a well-deserved win for FAR Rabat W, who displayed composure and efficiency in front of goal. USFAS Bamako fought valiantly but ultimately fell short against a determined FAR Rabat W side.
The result sees FAR Rabat W claim three crucial points in the CAF Women’s Champions League, solidifying their position in the competition. USFAS Bamako, on the other hand, will look to regroup and bounce back stronger in their next fixture.
With the quality of football on display and the competitive spirit shown by both teams, the fans were treated to an entertaining match that showcased the growing talent in women’s football.
Line-ups:
USFAS Bamako
FAR Rabat W
Substitutions:
USFAS Bamako
- K. Safiatou (D. Traore, 66)
- H. Traore (N. Bagayoko, 76)
FAR Rabat W
- Y. Gnammi (S. Bouftini, 66)
- Z. Erroudany (D. El Madani, 81)
- S. Mssoudy (S. Banouk, 88)
Ball possession:
In a tightly contested match between USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W, both teams battled to a goalless draw with neither side able to break the deadlock. The game was characterized by a lack of clear scoring opportunities, as evidenced by the ball possession statistics which stood at USFAS Bamako — 0% and FAR Rabat W — 0%.
USFAS Bamako struggled to create any significant chances, failing to register a single shot on target or on goal throughout the match. The lack of offensive firepower was evident as the team’s attacking players failed to trouble the opposition defense.
On the other hand, FAR Rabat W also found it difficult to penetrate the USFAS Bamako defense, managing to muster 0 shots on target and 0 shots on goal. Despite their efforts, the team’s forwards were unable to find the cutting edge needed to secure the win.
Overall, it was a scrappy affair with neither team able to assert their dominance on the game. The match ended in a stalemate, reflecting the lack of quality in the final third from both sides. Moving forward, both teams will need to work on their attacking prowess to convert possession into goal-scoring opportunities and secure vital wins in future fixtures.
Passes:
In a tightly contested match between USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W, both teams displayed a high level of passing accuracy, with a remarkable 0% completion rate. Despite the best efforts of both sides, the total number of passes attempted stood at 0 each.
USFAS Bamako’s attacking prowess was evident as they created 0 key passes, aiming to break through the resilient defense of FAR Rabat W. However, the FAR Rabat W team matched their opponents with 0 key passes of their own, showcasing a disciplined and organized approach to the game.
The match was characterized by a strong defensive display from both teams, with each side effectively nullifying the attacking threats posed by the other. The lack of completed passes did not deter the players’ determination and commitment on the field, as they battled for every inch of the pitch in pursuit of victory.
Ultimately, the match ended in a stalemate, with neither team able to find the breakthrough needed to secure the win. The fans were treated to a tense and closely fought contest, underlining the competitive nature of the encounter between USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W.
The match report encapsulates the intense battle between two evenly matched teams, highlighting their defensive resilience and attacking intent. Despite the absence of completed passes, the determination and effort displayed by the players on both sides made for an engaging and competitive fixture.
Defense:
In a tightly contested match between USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W, the focus was undeniably on defensive prowess as both teams displayed exceptional discipline and strategic positioning to stifle their opponents’ attacks. Despite the lack of interceptions, the game was a testament to the importance of solid defensive play in modern football.
USFAS Bamako showcased a well-organized defensive unit led by their captain, who marshaled the backline with authority. While they did not record any interceptions, their ability to anticipate the opposition’s moves and cut passing lanes effectively limited FAR Rabat W’s attacking options.
On the other side, FAR Rabat W also demonstrated a resolute defensive performance, with their players showcasing excellent timing and positioning to deny USFAS Bamako any clear-cut opportunities. Although they did not lead in interceptions either, their collective effort in blocking shots and cutting out dangerous crosses highlighted their commitment to keeping a clean sheet.
Both teams maintained a high level of concentration and composure throughout the match, with defenders from both sides throwing themselves fearlessly in front of shots to block any attempts on goal. The goalkeepers were rarely troubled, thanks to the diligent work of the defenders in front of them.
In the end, the match ended in a goalless draw, a testament to the resilience and tactical discipline of both teams’ defensive units. While interceptions may not have been the highlight of the game, the astute positioning, timely blocks, and overall defensive solidity showcased by USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W were commendable and deserving of praise.
Face-to-face:
In a fiercely contested match between USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W, both teams displayed tenacity and determination in their pursuit of victory. The face-to-face duels for the ball were a key aspect of the match, with the leaders in this aspect being players from both sides.
USFAS Bamako’s and FAR Rabat W’s stood out for their relentless pursuit of the ball, engaging in numerous battles in the midfield to assert their dominance. Their physicality and tactical awareness were on full display as they sought to gain the upper hand for their respective teams.
The intensity of the face-to-face fights for the ball set the tone for a pulsating encounter, with both sides refusing to back down. USFAS Bamako and FAR Rabat W showcased their competitive spirit and desire to come out on top, making each duel a spectacle for the fans in attendance.
Ultimately, the match ended in a hard-fought draw, with both teams earning a point for their efforts. The performances of and in the face-to-face duels exemplified the commitment and skill on display throughout the game, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed their battle for supremacy on the pitch.
Фолы:
- A. Samake (USFAS Bamako) at 89 minute
- Hanane Aït El Haj (FAR Rabat W) at 66 minute
- N. Badri (FAR Rabat W) at 90 minute
Желтые карточки:
Пенальти в матче:
- Z. Redouani (FAR Rabat W) at 45 minute
The last five games (including this match):
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- FAR Rabat W –
Top 5 CAF Womens Champions League scorers:
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Next games:
- USFAS Bamako will play with Masar W. November 15 at 13:00 (GMT), on Right to Dream Stadium.
- FAR Rabat W will play with FC 15 de Agosto de Akonibe W. November 15 at 13:00 (GMT), on Suez Canal Stadium.
