Police Ladies FC Holds Ladystrikers to 1-1 Draw in Thrilling Jukwa League Encounter

The Police Ladies Football Team drew 1-1 with Ladystrikers in a highly competitive match played at the Jukwa Astro Turf on Saturday, January 10, 2026. The match, which kicked off at 3:00 p.m., showcased impressive teamwork, discipline, and determination from both sides, making for an exciting spectacle for spectators.

The Police Ladies, known for their attacking prowess, came into the match with high hopes of securing a win. They didn’t disappoint, dominating possession and creating several scoring opportunities in the first half. Their efforts were rewarded when they scored the opening goal, courtesy of a well-taken strike from their talented midfielder, Rita Boamah. Boamah’s goal sent the Police Ladies fans into raptures, and it seemed like the home side was on course for a comfortable win.

However, Ladystrikers refused to give up. The visitors regrouped and came out strong in the second half, determined to get an equalizer. Their efforts paid off when they were awarded a free-kick on the edge of the box, which was expertly converted by their star player, sending the ball past the Police Ladies’ goalkeeper and into the back of the net.

The equalizer seemed to give Ladystrikers a new lease of life, and they continued to press forward, creating several chances to take the lead. However, the Police Ladies defense, marshaled by their experienced captain, stood firm, thwarting every attempt by the visitors to score a winning goal.

In the end, the match ended in a 1-1 stalemate, with both teams sharing the points. Rita Boamah, who had an outstanding game, was adjudged the Player of the Match, a testament to her tireless efforts and contribution to the team’s overall display.

The match was conducted in a peaceful and well-coordinated manner, with no incidents recorded during or after. The match officials were also praised for their professionalism, ensuring a smooth and fair game.

Speaking after the match, Police Ladies’ coach, expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, citing the team’s discipline and determination as key factors in securing a point against a tough opponent. “We were the better team, but sometimes football doesn’t go your way. We created more chances, but we couldn’t convert them. We will take the point and move on,” he said.

Ladystrikers’ coach, on the other hand, was pleased with his team’s resilience and determination. “We knew it was going to be a tough game, but my girls gave it their all. We came back from a goal down, and that’s a sign of a great team. We will take the point and use it as motivation for our next game,” he said.

The result sees Police Ladies continuing their league campaign with a point from their latest fixture. They will be looking to bounce back stronger in their next match, which is scheduled to take place next weekend.