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Liberia: Determined Girls Retain Women’s League Crown as Shaita Angels Suffer Final-Day Heartbreak

Monrovia – Determined Girls successfully defended their Liberia Football Association (LFA) Upper Women’s League title after holding Shaita Angels to a goalless draw in a dramatic season finale at the Tusa Field on Friday.


By: Christopher C. Walker, [email protected]


Entering the decisive encounter with a slim one-point advantage at the top of the standings, Determine Girls needed only a draw to retain their championship crown.

Shaita Angels, meanwhile, faced a must-win situation in their quest to capture a historic, first-ever league title.

With the championship on the line, both teams approached the contest with a mix of caution and high intensity.

Shaita Angels pushed forward aggressively in search of the elusive goal that would have delivered them the trophy.

However, Determine Girls relied heavily on their veteran experience and a disciplined defensive line to neutralize the threat and protect their slim advantage.

Despite numerous attacking runs and the mounting pressure of the occasion, neither side was able to find a breakthrough, forcing the match to end in a 0-0 stalemate.

The final whistle sparked wild celebrations among Determine Girls’ players, officials, and supporters, as they self-proclaimed  secured  the six  title in a row , reinforcing their absolute dominance in Liberian women’s football.

The triumph marks another significant milestone for club president Grace Weah, the technical staff, and the playing body, who once again delivered under maximum pressure.

For Shaita Angels, however, the result brought immense heartbreak.

Having entered the final day of the 2025/26 season with genuine hopes of making history, the Angels were left devastated as their title dreams slipped away in agonizing fashion.

Despite the bitter disappointment, club pundits note that Shaita Angels can take immense pride in a remarkable campaign.

They emerged as genuine title contenders, showcasing courage, passion, and tactical quality throughout the season, and pushing the reigning champions down to the absolute wire.

In the end, championship experience and composure proved decisive as Determine Girls held firm to remain the undisputed queens of Liberian women’s football.

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