AS FAR target fourth CAF Women’s Champions League final ahead of clash against Cameroon’s Pique Football Ville

AS FAR will aim to secure a place in the final of the CAF Women’s Champions League when they face Cameroonian side Pique Football Ville in the semi-finals on Wednesday.

The Moroccan club, who are seeking to defend their continental title, will take on their opponents in Egypt as they look to continue their campaign and move closer to another trophy.

AS FAR target fourth final appearance

The Moroccan side are hoping to reach the final for the fourth time in their history, having previously made it to the title match in the 2022, 2024 and 2025 editions.

They will also be looking to maintain the title they won in the previous edition and strengthen their position among Africa’s leading women’s clubs.

Wednesday’s encounter will be their second meeting with Cameroonian opposition in this year’s competition. Pique Football Ville previously faced Morocco’s other representatives, Al-Fateh Sports Club, during the group stage, with the match ending in a goalless draw.

Previous record against Central African clubs

Royal Army have also faced several clubs from the Central African region in previous continental campaigns, including Equatorial Guinea’s Malabo Kings and Huracans, as well as TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Across those encounters, the Moroccan side recorded three victories, one draw decided in their favour through a penalty shootout and one defeat.

Group-stage campaign

Royal Army finished second in Group Two with six points after the standings were decided by head-to-head records involving three teams.

Despite suffering a 3-2 defeat against Uganda’s Kawemebe Muslim Ladies, the Moroccan side secured two victories over Rio SSF and Amimp Darkwa to progress to the semi-finals.

They will now look to overcome Pique Football Ville and move one step closer to retaining their African Women’s Champions League crown.