Week 30 of the Eden University Women’s Super League was a defining moment in Zambian women’s football, as ZESCO Ndola Girls officially clinched the league title with a commanding 3-0 victory over Choma Warriors. Their dominant performance throughout the season saw them secure 81 points, with just three draws and no losses in 29 matches. Elsewhere, Indeni Roses thrashed Play It Forward 5-1 to strengthen their second-place position, while Red Arrows Women were awarded a 3-0 walkover after Nkana Queens failed to show up. The relegation battle also intensified, with Nkana Queens, Play It Forward, and Choma Warriors all struggling to escape the drop zone. With just a few matches left in the season, teams are now battling for final positions, and every point counts.
ZESCO Ndola Girls Secure Title with Dominant Win Over Choma Warriors (3-0)
ZESCO Ndola Girls cemented their status as 2024/25 Eden University Women’s Super League champions with a commanding 3-0 victory over Choma Warriors. The champions displayed their attacking prowess early on, with Majorie Mulenga opening the scoring in the first half. In the second half, Penelope Mulubwa doubled the lead from the penalty spot before Ruth Mukoma sealed the victory with a well-taken strike. The win extended ZESCO’s unbeaten record and confirmed their first-ever league title, dethroning Green Buffaloes Women as the dominant force in Zambian women’s football.
Indeni Roses Thrash Play It Forward Queens (5-1) to Secure Second Place
Indeni Roses continued their impressive run with a dominant 5-1 victory over Play It Forward Queens, solidifying their hold on second place. The match saw Esther Mukwasa steal the show with a sensational hat-trick, demonstrating her clinical finishing ability. Thandiwe Nkhata also bagged a brace to complete Indeni’s dominant performance. Play It Forward managed to pull one goal back through Grace Phiri, but it was merely a consolation as Indeni controlled the game from start to finish. With this win, Indeni Roses now have 67 points, maintaining their chase for a strong finish behind champions ZESCO Ndola Girls.
Nchanga Rangers Cruise Past ZISD Women (4-0) in a One-Sided Contest
Nchanga Rangers proved too strong for ZISD Women, claiming a 4-0 victory to keep their position in the top half of the table. Lungowe Namasiku was the star of the show, scoring an impressive hat-trick to guide Rangers to victory. Victoria Nguni added the fourth goal, putting the game beyond ZISD’s reach. The visitors struggled to create meaningful chances, and their defensive lapses were punished by Rangers’ well-organized attacking play. This result sees Nchanga Rangers move up to 46 points, while ZISD Women remain in the bottom half of the table.
Trident Queens Edge Zanaco Ladies (1-0) in a Tight Encounter
Trident Queens claimed an important 1-0 victory over Zanaco Ladies, thanks to a lone strike from Agness Musele. The match was a closely contested affair, with both sides creating chances but struggling to find the back of the net. Trident Queens eventually found the breakthrough in the second half, as Musele capitalized on a defensive lapse to score the decisive goal. The win lifts Trident Queens further away from the relegation zone, while Zanaco Ladies remain mid-table with 42 points.
Green Eagles Women Secure Hard-Fought Victory Over Police Dove Queens (1-0)
A solitary goal from Rachel Moono was enough for Green Eagles Women to earn a 1-0 win over Police Dove Queens in a tense encounter. The match was a battle of defensive resilience, with both teams struggling to break each other down. However, Moono’s well-placed effort in the second half gave Eagles the edge. The result sees Green Eagles move up to 51 points, maintaining their place in the top five, while Police Dove Queens remain just above the relegation zone with 28 points.
Elite Ladies Defeat Yasa Queens (2-0) to Strengthen Mid-Table Position
Elite Ladies secured an impressive 2-0 victory over Yasa Queens, with Wendy Mwiikisa and Lilian Mwenda getting on the scoresheet. The game started on a balanced note, but Elite Ladies gradually took control, with Mwiikisa opening the scoring just before halftime. Mwenda then doubled their lead in the second half, ensuring a comfortable victory for the hosts. With this win, Elite Ladies now have 42 points, while Yasa Queens remain stuck in the lower half of the table with 33 points.
Red Arrows Women Awarded 3-0 Walkover Against Nkana Queens
Red Arrows Women were awarded a 3-0 walkover victory after Nkana Queens failed to show up for their scheduled fixture. The win sees Red Arrows maintain their third-place position with 64 points, keeping them within reach of a top-two finish. Meanwhile, Nkana Queens remain bottom of the table with just 11 points, edging closer to relegation.
Luyando Foundation and Nkwazi Queens Share the Spoils in a Goalless Draw (0-0)
Luyando Foundation and Nkwazi Queens played out a 0-0 draw in a closely fought match. Both teams struggled to create clear-cut opportunities, with the defenses holding firm. The draw sees Luyando Foundation move to 33 points, while Nkwazi Queens sit just above the relegation zone with 30 points.
Kamfinsa Police Blue Eagles vs Green Buffaloes Women (Postponed)
The match between Kamfinsa Police Blue Eagles and Green Buffaloes Women was postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date. Green Buffaloes, who are chasing a top-three finish, will be hoping to secure maximum points when the fixture is played.
Key Takeaways from Week 30
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ZESCO Ndola Girls crowned champions with an unbeaten record.
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Indeni Roses secure second place with an emphatic 5-1 win.
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Red Arrows Women awarded a walkover victory as Nkana Queens fail to show up.
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Relegation battle intensifies, with Nkana Queens, Play It Forward, and Choma Warriors in deep trouble.
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Top-four battle remains tight with Green Buffaloes and Red Arrows Women pushing for a strong finish.
ZESCO Ndola Girls will now turn their attention to preparing for the COSAFA Club Champions League, while the rest of the league battles for final positioning in the remaining matches.
As the Eden University Women’s Super League nears its conclusion, ZESCO Ndola Girls have set a new standard by winning the title with an unbeaten record. The battle for CAF Women’s Champions League qualification remains tight, with Indeni Roses and Red Arrows Women fighting for second place. Meanwhile, the relegation battle is heating up, with Nkana Queens, Play It Forward, and Choma Warriors all in danger of going down. With a few games remaining, the focus now shifts to who will secure a top-four finish and which teams will survive the drop. The final weeks of the season promise more drama, and fans can expect thrilling action as teams push for strong finishes.
