The Sierra Leone Women’s National Team, fondly known as the Sierra Queens, is poised to win the Women’s Cup title after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Mali in the semi-final held at the Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium on Thursday.
They will face the winner of the match between Senegal and Liberia. The second semi-final will take place later in the evening at the same venue, featuring Liberia against Senegal.
The match saw Salamatu Kamara net the decisive goal in the 85th minute of the second half, showcasing her impressive skills and determination on the field.
For the third consecutive match, Sierra Leone’s goalkeeper, Hannah Juana, was named Woman of the Match. Her exceptional performance, marked by crucial saves and a commanding presence in the box, played a pivotal role in ensuring her team’s progression to the final.
With her help, the Sierra Queens continue to inspire their fans and carry the hopes of a nation as they strive for championship glory.
#History Resilient Sierra Queens through to Women's Cup final in Mauritania after beating Mali 🇲🇱 1-0 through Salamatu Kamara’s 85th-minute winner.
— Alie Bittar (@bittar32) May 29, 2025
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