Hasaacas Ladies have set their sights on reclaiming the Women’s FA Cup title after securing a place in the quarterfinals over the weekend.The...
Vous n'êtes pas connecté
- English
- Français
- عربي
- Español
- Deutsch
- Português
- русский язык
- Català
- Italiano
- Nederlands, Vlaams
- Norsk
- فارسی
- বাংলা
- اردو
- Azərbaycan dili
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Հայերեն
- Ελληνικά
- Bosanski jezik
- українська мова
- Íslenska
- Türkmen, Түркмен
- Türkçe
- Shqip
- Eesti keel
- magyar
- Қазақ тілі
- Kalaallisut ; kalaallit oqaasii
- Lietuvių kalba
- Latviešu valoda
- македонски јазик
- Монгол
- Bahasa Melayu ; بهاس ملايو
- ဗမာစာ
- Slovenščina
- тоҷикӣ ; toğikī ; تاجیکی
- ไทย
- O'zbek ; Ўзбек ; أۇزبېك
- Tiếng Việt
- ភាសាខ្មែរ
- རྫོང་ཁ
- Soomaaliga ; af Soomaali
Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 22/Jan 11:14
betPawa Locker Room bonus debuts in women’s football
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) and betPawa have launched the first-ever betPawa Locker Room Bonus for women’s football, starting with the Women’s FA Cup Round of 16 matches over the weekend.In a groundbreaking initiative, players from the eight teams that advanced to the quarterfinals received a cash reward of GH¢400 each.Additionally, three technical team members from each winning squad also received the bonus, marking the first time such an incentive has been introduced in Ghanaian women’s football.The teams that benefited from the initiative include:Hasaacas Ladies FCRootz Sistaz FCFaith Ladies FCNorthern Ladies FCSung Shining Ladies FCAmpem Darkoa Ladies FCJonina Ladies FCFosu Royals Ladies FCThis initiative mirrors the package already enjoyed by Ghana Premier League players since the start of the 2024/25 season, further promoting equity in the sport.betPawa, owned by Kigali-based Mchezo Limited and operating in 11 African markets, aims to uplift sports through innovative collaborations.The company plans to extend the Locker Room Bonus initiative to its other countries of operation, continuing its efforts to enhance local sports and support communities.
Articles similaires
Andy Murray consoles shattered Carlos Alcaraz after Australian Open quarter-final loss to Novak Djokovic
thewest.com.au - 22/Jan 01:19
Novak Djokovic was still speaking on the court when his new coach disappeared into the locker room.
Sinner heads into sheds
smh.com.au - 20/Jan 05:19
Jannik Sinner continues to battle against Holger Rune and heads into the locker room for a medical timeout.
Sinner heads into sheds
smh.com.au - 20/Jan 05:19
Jannik Sinner continues to battle against Holger Rune and heads into the locker room for a medical timeout.
Thelma Baffour eyes Black Queens inclusion for 2025 Women’s AFCON
ghanasoccernet.com - 20/Jan 17:03
TP Mazembe attacker Thelma Baffour has expressed her readiness to don Ghana's jersey at this year’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in...
Volkswagen Saudi Arabia Partners with Al-Ittihad Football Club: Driving Innovation and Excellence in GCC Football
globaltrendmonitor.com - 21/Jan 06:58
Volkswagen Middle East is thrilled to announce a ground-breaking partnership with Al-Ittihad Football Club, one of Saudi Arabia’s most iconic teams....
GSFLW 2025: Denmark-Walpole top ladder, Bulls 78-point victory, and Sharks win by a single point
thewest.com.au - 20/Jan 10:00
The 2025 Great Southern Football League Women’s competition kicked off on Saturday with the six teams going head-to-head at Albany’s Keep the...
GSFLW 2025: Denmark-Walpole top ladder, Bulls 78-point victory, and Sharks win by a single point
thewest.com.au - 20/Jan 10:00
The 2025 Great Southern Football League Women’s competition kicked off on Saturday with the six teams going head-to-head at Albany’s Keep the...
Ordega Joins Saudi Arabia Club Al-Ittihad
completesportnigeria.com - 24/Jan 06:32
Nigeria women’s football star Francisca Ordega has joined Saudi Arabia club Al-Ittihad Ladies from Russian club CSKA Moscow. Al-Ittihad announced...
RFU boss Sweeney defends bonus and won't walk away
rnz.co.nz - 23/Jan 18:33
Annual accounts showed England Rugby Football Union CEO Bill Sweeney received 1.1 million pounds ($NZ2.4 million) for the 2023-24 financial year.
Les derniers communiqués
-
Aucun élément