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December 16, 2024

Al Ahly punch ticket to finals after surviving ASC Ville de Dakar

Game report: With a final's spot in sight, the two teams met for the second time this tournament but with the stakes higher this time around. Al Ahly fought valiantly in the final quarter to erase an 11-point deficit and book their spot in the finals.

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December 14, 2024

Ville de Dakar and Ferroviaro Maputo book semifinal tickets in second WBLA edition

Game report: As the tournament in Dakar winds to an end, two more teams book their spots in the final 4. The home team, ASC Ville de Dakar and the Mozambican champions, Ferroviaro Maputo

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December 14, 2024

Ferroviario de Maputo defeat Jeanne d'Arc to reach fourth consecutive semis

Ferroviario de Maputo secured a spot in the 2024 WBLA semifinals with a dominant 65-44 victory over Senegal's Jeanne D'Arc. Stefania Chiziane led with 20 points, while Ingvild Mucauro added a double-double. A strong opening quarter and a decisive second-half run ensured Ferroviario's fourth consecutive win. The two-time champions are now two victories away from a third African title.

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December 11, 2024

Al Ahly remain unbeaten after win over ASC Ville de Dakar

Game report: with both teams undefeated, Al Ahly put on a defensive masterclass to maintain their unbeaten status and advance to the playoffs as top of the pool following a 61-45 win. ASC Ville de Dakar will look to redeem themselves in front of their home fans in the playoffs.

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December 9, 2024

ASC Ville de Dakar cruises past MFM Queens

Game report: ASC Ville de Dakar maintained their unbeaten run as they outclassed MFM Queens from Nigeria in a 81-50 blowout.

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December 8, 2024

Jeanne d’Arc de Dakar overpower BC Makomeno in WBLA 2024

Jeanne d’Arc de Dakar opened their 2024 WBLA campaign with a convincing 57-34 win over BC Makomeno at the Marius Ndiaye Arena. Backed by home fans, Jeanne d’Arc’s second-half surge, led by Mbarka Diop and Ndèye Fall, capitalized on Makomeno’s 34 turnovers to secure the victory and take an early lead in Group C.