TDS Girls took the lead in the 37th minute with a goal from Winifrida Charles, but JKT Queens staged a brilliant second-half comeback.
Winifrida Gerald was the match's star, scoring twice in the 68th and 71st minutes to secure the title for her team. The victory marks a significant milestone for JKT Queens, who showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament.
Despite finishing as runners-up, TDS Girls left a strong impression, earning individual accolades and recognition for their discipline and teamwork.
Mary Siyame was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player, while Hamisa Jafari was awarded Best Goalkeeper for her exceptional performances. JKT Queens’ Winifrida Gerald also stood out, taking home the Golden Boot as the tournament’s top scorer.
The tournament highlighted the rising talent in African women’s football, providing a platform for young players to shine and gain experience.
It also emphasized the importance of continued investment in grassroots football to nurture future stars. With such competitive displays and promising talent, the future of women’s football in Africa looks brighter than ever.