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Ram Kay delivered a statement victory on home soil, dismantling Guinea’s Bafing FC 4-0 in the fifth edition of the West Africa Women’s Football Tournament, according to match officials.
The Sierra Leonean side controlled proceedings from the opening whistle at the Port Loko City stadium, with the scoreline reflecting a comprehensive team performance that never allowed the Guinean visitors to settle into rhythm.
Ram Kay, a club that has become synonymous with women’s football excellence in Sierra Leone, entered the tournament as one of the featured sides. The Bo-based outfit has established itself as a dominant force, having recently claimed the 2024-2025 Sierra Leone Women’s Premier League title.
For Bafing FC, representing Mamou in Guinea, the defeat marks a challenging start to their campaign in the regional competition. The Guinean side, which competes in that country’s women’s second division, struggled to contain Ram Kay’s attacking threats throughout the 90 minutes.
The tournament, organized in partnership with the Sierra Leone Football Association, features clubs from across the region and represents a growing commitment to women’s football development in West Africa. Port Loko has emerged as a key venue for the sport, with the SLFA previously announcing plans to construct modern artificial turf pitches in the city.
Ram Kay’s victory adds to an impressive run of form that has seen the club consistently perform at the highest level of Sierra Leonean women’s football. The team’s depth and tactical discipline were on full display against their Guinean counterparts, with the four-goal margin underscoring the gap between the two sides on the day.
The tournament continues with additional fixtures as teams vie for regional bragging rights and valuable competitive experience on the international stage.
