MONROVIA— Small Town Academy brought Shaita Angels’ flawless start to the Liberia Football Association (LFA) Women’s First Division season to a halt on Tuesday, securing a decisive 2-0 victory at the SKD Practice Pitch in Matchday Six action.
By Christopher C. Walker, [email protected]
The defeat marked Shaita Angels’ first loss of the campaign and shattered their impressive defensive record, ending a streak of six consecutive clean sheets.
Small Town Academy continued their dominant form, taking their goal tally to 17 in five matches while allowing just three goals conceded all season.
Despite the setback, Shaita Angels remain tied at the top of the table. Small Town Academy, Shaita Angels, and defending champions Determine Girls FC now share the summit, level on 15 points each after six rounds.
Determine Girls, Bushrod Queens Secure Vital Wins
Determine Girls maintained their title defense momentum with a routine 2-0 victory over Tap Tap FC, pulling even on points with the joint leaders.
At Tusa Field, Bushrod Queens delivered an emphatic performance, cruising to a 4-1 victory over Ravia Angels.Decontee Jackson opened her season account for Bushrod Queens, highlighting a dominant attacking display.
Real Muja Edge Republic in Five-Goal Thriller
Real Muja picked up three points in one of the round’s most thrilling encounters, edging Republic FC 3-2.
Striker Olive Nyumah, defender Princess Hills, and forward Princess Darley all found the net for Real Muja who came from two goals down.
Republic FC got the match to a promising with goals from striker Beckie Tuan and midfielder Faith P. Haggins.
Rover Ladies Impress in Nimba; Senior Pro Draw
In Nimba County, Rover Ladies put on a strong away performance, defeating Earth Angels FC 3-1 at Gompa Stadium.Striker Adekemi Paulina Akintan, defender Rashidatu Kamara, and winger Yamah Weeks each scored to demonstrate Rover Ladies’ attacking depth.
Meanwhile, back at Tusa Field, Senior Female Professional and Monrovia Queens played out a 1-1 draw, with both sides settling for a point apiece.
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