Women’s Super League Fixtures
Eden Women’s Super League: Full Week 31 Preview and Fixtures
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													by Chikondi
 
																						
											
											
										Zesco Ndola Girls Crowned Champions as Relegation Drama and Top-Four Race Take Over Week 31
Zesco Ndola Girls have mathematically sealed the 2024/25 Eden University Women’s Super League title with one game to spare. After an extraordinary campaign collecting 81 points from 29 games, the Ndola-based side has proven unbeatable. While the title is settled, the league remains on fire heading into Week 31. From the fight for second place to a fierce relegation scrap, this weekend promises tension and emotion across the country. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s fixtures.
Saturday, 12th April 2025 – Key Fixtures Preview
Nkwazi Queens vs Indeni Roses – Edwin Imboela Stadium (10:00hrs)
Indeni Roses, currently second on the log with 67 points, will look to solidify their place with a win against Nkwazi Queens. The home side, 14th with 29 points, are just three points above the drop zone. For Indeni, it’s about finishing strong, while for Nkwazi, survival depends on every point.
Zanaco Ladies vs The Elite Ladies – Sunset Stadium (15:00hrs)
Both Zanaco and The Elite are locked on 42 points each, making this clash one of pride and positioning. With only goal difference separating them, the winner could break into the top six, giving their season a stronger finish.
Zesco Ndola Girls vs Luyando Foundation – Trade Fair Ground (15:00hrs)
The champions will be in celebration mode as they take on 11th-placed Luyando Foundation, who are on 33 points. With the title wrapped up, Zesco will look to end their season in style, while Luyando aim to upset the party and boost their own mid-table finish.
ZISD Women vs Red Arrows Women – Lusaka Independence Stadium (15:00hrs)
ZISD and Red Arrows are both chasing Indeni for second place. Arrows sit third on 64 points, while ZISD follow closely in fourth. A win for either side could be decisive in their pursuit of silver medals. Expect a highly competitive and emotionally charged clash.
Play It Forward vs Kamfinsa Police Blue Eagles – Maramba Ground (15:00hrs)
Play It Forward sit 17th with 19 points and are running out of time to escape the drop. Their opponents, Kamfinsa, are safe in mid-table with 41 points, but could still influence the relegation picture with a win or loss. For Play It Forward, this is a must-win.
Nchanga Rangers Queens vs Police Dove Queens – Nchanga Stadium (15:00hrs)
Nchanga Rangers are relatively safe at 10th, while Police Doves (15th, 28 points) are desperate for points. This match could determine whether Doves stay in the league or are condemned to relegation. Every goal will count.
Nkana Queens vs Choma Warriors Academy – Nkana Annex Ground (15:00hrs)
A battle between two of the bottom three. Nkana are last with just 11 points, while Choma Warriors sit 16th with 21. This is a do-or-die fixture for both sides, with the loser likely saying goodbye to top-flight football.
Sunday, 13th April 2025 – Final Fixture
Green Buffaloes Women vs Trident Queens – Edwin Imboela Stadium (13:00hrs)
Green Buffaloes (4th with 62 points) are still in the hunt for a top-three finish and face 13th-placed Trident Queens, who have 31 points. The away side are not yet safe and must be cautious, while Buffaloes will want to finish their season with a statement win.
YASA Queens vs Green Eagles Women – Shamuel Stadium (14:00hrs)
Green Eagles (5th, 51 points) will aim to cement their place in the top five, while YASA Queens (12th, 33 points) are part of the tense battle just above the drop zone. One mistake could drag YASA into deeper trouble, while a win brings breathing space.
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Conclusion
As Zesco Ndola Girls bask in their championship glory, the rest of the league faces a critical Week 31. With Indeni Roses and Red Arrows in a tight race for second place, and as many as six teams battling to avoid relegation, this weekend could define the destinies of several clubs. Whether you’re cheering for glory or praying for survival, the Eden University Women’s Super League delivers once again.
 
												
																					 
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