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Ram Kamara FC secured the West Africa Champions Cup title with a 2–1 victory over Patricia Umu FC on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, completing an impressive campaign with a hard-fought final triumph.
The victory capped a determined run in the competition and confirmed Ram Kamara FC as champions after the team overcame Patricia Umu FC in a closely contested encounter.
The Sierra Leonean Female Team had to remain disciplined and composed throughout the match as Patricia Umu FC pushed for control of the contest. The champions ultimately did enough to secure the decisive 2–1 result and lift the regional title.
The victory reflected the team’s determination, resilience and collective effort during the tournament. Players and the technical team maintained their focus through the campaign, producing the performances required to reach the decisive stage and finish as champions.
The 2–1 victory also highlighted Ram Kamara FC’s ability to handle pressure in an important championship fixture. Despite conceding a goal, the team responded positively and maintained its attacking intent before securing the winning margin.
The triumph sparked celebrations among the club’s supporters, who had backed the team throughout the competition. Their encouragement provided an important source of motivation as Ram Kamara FC pursued the regional crown.
Following the victory, the newly crowned champions dedicated the title to their supporters and the wider Ram Kamara FC family, acknowledging their contribution to the successful campaign.
The championship represents a significant milestone for the club’s players, coaches, officials and supporters across Sierra Leone. It also provides Ram Kamara FC with an important platform to build on its regional success and strengthen its ambitions in future competitions.
