Gaborone United's GU Red Roses are set to play Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies in the semi-finals of the CAF Women's Champions League COSAFA Qualifiers at GU Stadium.
This match pits the defending champions, Red Roses, against the competition's most successful team, Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies. Red Roses began their title defense with a 2-1 win against Lesotho Defence Force and later defeated Herentals Queens. Their momentum was interrupted by a 2-0 loss to ZESCO Ndola Girls in the group decider.
Head coach Khalid Ninyonzima viewed this setback as a valuable test for the knockout stages. Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies, described as the benchmark, advanced through Group B undefeated, scoring many goals and conceding only once, highlighting their status as the most decorated team in the competition.
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