Mali (Women) 2011

Championnat du District de Bamako

Round 1 [Feb 19,20]
Poule A
Mali Sadio                            0-8 AS Mandé
Super Club                            3-1 Super Lionnes
FC Amazone de Commune V               1-0 AS Badema de Niamakoro
Poule B
Sirène                                0-3 FC Amazone   
Santoro UFC                           1-3 USFAS
AS Alliance                           1-1 AS Réal

Round 2 [Feb 27]
AS Mandé                              3-0 Super Lionnes
 
Round ? 
[Jun 15]
USFAS                                  -  AS Mandé
Super Lionnes                          -  AS Réal
 
Round 8
AS Mandé                               -  AS Badema de Niamakoro
 
Bamako champions: AS Mandé

Coupe du Mali

NB: first edition

District de Bamako

Qualifying Round for National Stage [May 15]
Super Lionnes                         1-0 AS Mandé
Santoro UFC                           3-2 AS Badema 
Super Club                            3-2 AS Réal
USFAS                                 4-2 AS Alliance
  
National Stage

Quarterfinals [Jul 9,10]
Super Club de Quinzambougou (Bamako)  5-0 Saramaya (Kati)
Super Lionnes de Hamdallaye (Bamako)  5-0 Badenya FC (Mopti)   
USFAS (Bamako)                       12-0 Tigresses (Kayes)
Santoro UFC de Sikoroni  (Bamako)     4-0 ? (Tombouctou)
 
Semifinals [Jul 19]
Super Lionnes de Hamdallaye (Bamako)  4-2 Santoro UFC de Sikoroni (Bamako)                              [aet]
USFAS (Bamako)                        3-2 Super Club de Quinzambougou (Bamako))     
 
Final [Jul 30]
Super Lionnes de Hamdallaye (Bamako)  0-1 USFAS (Bamako)         
  [Aïchata Doumbia 6]             
Super Lionnes: Adoudou Konaté, Alimata Bagayoko, Aminata Sacko,
  Mahawa Kanté, Sofie Mansalay, Malado M. Maïga, Fily Ténin Konaté (cap),
  Farima Traoré, Flamousso Diarra (Kadiatou Diarra), Fatoumata Doumbia,
  Ami N’Diaye; trainer: Mafing Dembélé;
USFAS: Oumou Cissé, Dicko Tounkara, Fatoumata Dembélé, Assétou Dramé,
  Awa D. Coulibaly, Aïda Koné (Téréna Konaté), Sokona S. Ballo
  (Djénéba Traoré), Aïchata Doumbia (cap), Korotoumou Diarra,
  Assétou Sanogo; trainer: Labass Sogoré.

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Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 2 Nov 2012