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Ghanaian champions Ampem Darkoa Ladies will begin their involvement in the 2026 WAFU B Women's Champions League Qualifiers on Monday, August 24.
The Nana Mma will come up against last year's champions, ASEC Mimosas, in their Group B opener in Burkina Faso.
Ampem Darkoa were drawn in Group B for the tournament, where they will come up against ASEC Mimosas, Edo Queens and AS Garde Nationale of Niger.
The Ghanaian side will be hoping to finish as one of the two top teams in the group to ensure they advance into the next round of the competition.
Ahead of the game, head coach Charles Anokye and captain Victoria Banful are hopeful of a winning start for the tournament as they seek another appearance at the CAF Women's Champions League.
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