Edo Queens have petitioned CAF seeking annulment of the disputed WAFU-B Women’s Champions League final against Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa Ladies. The clubs say the outcome of their match and the circumstances around it were not handled properly, and they want CAF to revisit the result.
Across reports, the core allegation is that irregularities affected the final, including aspects of venue and match arrangements, as well as player eligibility. Vanguard adds that CAF later ruled the replay outcome should be set aside because officials proceeded straight to penalties without playing the mandatory 30 minutes of extra time. Premium Times also frames the dispute as a decision that affects qualification.
One outlet describes the next step: both teams must play a short, decisive 30-minute match in Cairo, Egypt, to determine who earns the CAF Women’s Champions League place. The reporting places the dispute in the broader context of qualification for Africa’s top women’s club competition following a controversy tied to the earlier final held in Burkina Faso.
