Black Maidens star Jessica Appiah Asamoah scores on return as Hasaacas Ladies beat Epiphany 2-1

Ghanaian youngster Jessica Appiah Asamoah marked her return to domestic football after representing the Black Maidens at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup with an early goal for Epiphany Warriors against Hasaacas Ladies in the Gold Fields Women’s Premier League.

The forward needed just three minutes to make her mark in the Matchday Three encounter at the Madina Astro Turf, giving Epiphany Warriors an early lead against the two-time league champions.

Jessica received the ball in a wide attacking position before using her pace to get past her marker and drive towards goal. She then calmly slotted the ball into the far post to put Epiphany ahead in an impressive individual effort.

However, Hasaacas Ladies fought back through Belinda Kpoglo, who converted two penalties in the 20th and 31st minutes to turn the game around and give the visitors a 2-1 advantage.

Despite Epiphany’s efforts to get back into the contest, Hasaacas held on to secure all three points and maintain their perfect start to the 2026/27 league campaign.

The victory means Hasaacas Ladies have now recorded three wins from their opening three matches, taking their points tally to nine.

For Epiphany Warriors, the defeat leaves them with two draws and one loss from their first three league fixtures.

Although her side failed to secure a positive result, Jessica’s early strike provided a memorable moment on her first appearance following Ghana’s campaign at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.