USFA will put their hopes of reaching the final of the UFOA-B qualifying tournament for the CAF Women’s Champions League on the line against Edo Queens FC on Wednesday, 2 September 2026.
The semi-final will be played at the Stade du 4-Aout in Ouagadougou, with kick-off scheduled for 15:00 GMT. The match represents a decisive opportunity for USFA to move one step closer to securing the tournament’s ultimate prize and earning a place in the final.
Several USFA players are expected to have an important role in the contest, with the Burkinabe side able to call on a number of players who have already scored in the competition.
Among them is captain Diewalea Sow. The Burkina Faso international defender, who operates on the left side, has found the net twice during the tournament. Her contribution has extended beyond her defensive responsibilities, giving USFA another attacking option as they prepare to face Edo Queens FC.
Deborah Guira is another player likely to attract attention. The Burkinabe forward has also scored two goals since the start of the competition and was named player of the match in USFA’s opening game.
Her form provides a further attacking threat for USFA, who will need their leading players to make an impact in a match with a place in the final at stake. Guira’s goalscoring record in the tournament makes her one of the key figures for Edo Queens FC to contain.
USFA will also look to Ghanaian forward Comfort Yeboah. She has already scored in the competition and represents another potential danger for the Edo Queens FC defence. Her presence gives USFA an additional attacking outlet as they attempt to break through their opponents’ back line.
Charlotte Millogo, captain of the Burkina Faso women’s national team, is also among the USFA players who have scored in the tournament. Her experience and involvement add to the group of proven contributors available to the side for Wednesday’s semi-final.
With Sow, Guira, Yeboah and Millogo all having registered goals, USFA have several players capable of influencing the match in the final third. They will hope those attacking and leadership qualities can help them overcome Edo Queens FC and claim their place in the final of the UFOA-B qualifying tournament for the CAF Women’s Champions League.
