Match Report: Louves Minproff Women 0-0 Lekie Filles FC Women – Cameroon Women’s League, May 23, 2026

Louves Minproff Women and Lekie Filles FC Women played out a goalless draw at the Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo in Yaoundé on May 23, 2026, in a Cameroon Women’s League encounter that saw plenty of effort but little end product. Both sides had opportunities to break the deadlock, but a combination of strong defending and wayward finishing meant the points were shared.

Match overview

The first half was a tight, tactical affair. Louves Minproff enjoyed more possession (55%) and created the better chances, with striker Amina Ngo hitting the post from a tight angle in the 19th minute. Lekie Filles, known for their counter‑attacking style, grew into the game as the half wore on and forced a smart save from Louves goalkeeper Marie‑Claire Dibango on the stroke of half‑time.

After the interval, the match opened up. Louves brought on fresh legs in an attempt to inject pace, but Lekie Filles’ defence, marshalled by captain Stéphanie Mbah, stood firm. The visitors’ best chance came in the 72nd minute when a free‑kick from just outside the box was headed just wide. Louves pushed hard in the final ten minutes, but a combination of last‑ditch tackles and good goalkeeping kept the scoreline level.

Tactical observations

Louves dominated the middle third but lacked a cutting edge in the final third, completing only 3 of 12 crosses into the box. Lekie Filles were disciplined defensively and posed a threat on the break, but their final pass often let them down. The match highlighted the growing competitiveness of the Cameroon Women’s League, where defensive solidity is becoming a hallmark of many sides.

Standout performers

• Marie‑Claire Dibango (Louves Minproff) – Kept a clean sheet with two crucial saves.
• Stéphanie Mbah (Lekie Filles) – Commanding performance in the centre of defence.
• Francine Essomba (Lekie Filles) – Worked tirelessly in midfield, breaking up play.

League context

The point sees Louves Minproff remain in fourth place in the Cameroon Women’s League standings with 28 points, while Lekie Filles move up to 30 points, consolidating their position in the top three. The result keeps both teams within striking distance of leaders AS Awa Women, who are on 33 points with a game in hand.