The 2024/25 Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League season has been a thrilling showcase of talent, competition, and historic achievements. Drawing insights from recent data, here’s a breakdown of the standout teams, players, and statistics that defined the campaign.
Over the past decade, the Women’s Premier League (WPL) has been shaped by two powerhouse clubs, Hasaacas Ladies and Ampem Darkoa Ladies. Since the 2012/13 season, Hasaacas Ladies have clinched the title six times, including the 2023/24 season, while Ampem Darkoa Ladies secured four championships.
The 2024/25 season saw a new contender rise, with Police Ladies claiming their maiden title, signaling a shift in the league’s competitive landscape.
Team of the Season
The 2024/25 Women’s Premier League Team of the Season highlights exceptional performers across all positions, including goalkeeper Grace B. Banwaa, who kept several clean sheets. Abigail Bosu of Jonina Ladies also made the team, along with Damata Inusah, Salma Naazo, Abibatssah, Jamila A. Rahman, and Wasiima Mohammed, and Jessica A. Asamoah as midfielders. Forwards Rumanatu Tahiru, Mary Amponsah, Grace Animah, and Stella Nyamekye all earned spots in the team of the season.
This lineup underscores the depth of talent in both the Northern and Southern Zones, with players like Tahiru and Amponsah delivering consistently match-winning performances.
Top Scorers Chart
Mary Amponsah of Ampem Darkoa Ladies dominated the scoring charts with 15 goals, cementing her status as the league’s most lethal striker. Close behind were Abigail Tutumna (Prisons Ladies, 12 goals) and Dreamz Ladies’ duo VaA Abrafi and Stella Nyamekye (11 goals each). Notably, seven players tied with 8 goals, reflecting the league’s competitive attacking depth.
Clean Sheet Queens
Goalkeeper Grace B. Banwaa of Hasaacas Ladies set a remarkable record with 18 clean sheets in 18 matches, a testament to her team’s defensive discipline. Other standout performers included Osman Huzema (Jonina Ladies, 11 clean sheets) and Afi Amenveku (Northern Ladies, 9 clean sheets).
Season Statistics
The 2024/25 season saw 448 goals across 181 matches, with home teams securing 82 wins compared to 51 away victories. Goals by half: 217 goals in the first half, 231 in the second, suggesting heightened intensity after halftime. 361 yellow cards and 17 red cards were recorded after the season, with 17 penalties awarded, 13 converted, and 4 missed.
The 2024/25 WPL season showcased evolving rivalries, emerging stars, and record-breaking performances. With Police Ladies breaking the Hasaacas and Ampem Darkoa duopoly and young talents like Mary Amponsah rising to prominence, the league continues to grow in stature and excitement.
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