In a dominant Group B encounter of the CAF Women's Champions League, FAR Rabat of Morocco edged past Equatorial Guinea's Huracanes with a 1-0 victory. The decisive goal came from the boot of Safa Banouk in the 33rd minute, marking a crucial win for the Moroccan side. FAR Rabat showcased their superiority throughout the match, launching a total of 21 shots, seven of which were on target, compared to Huracanes' modest two shots with just one testing the goalkeeper.

FAR Rabat not only secured the three points but also enjoyed a lion's share of possession, controlling the game with 68% possession. This tactical and technical prowess on the ball allowed them to dictate the pace of the game, keeping Huracanes on the defensive for the majority of the match.

With this victory, FAR Rabat has temporarily moved up to second place in their group, boasting a record of one win, one draw, and one loss. On the other hand, Huracanes find themselves at the bottom of the table with a record of no wins, one draw, and one loss. As the group stages progress, FAR Rabat will look to build on this momentum, while Huracanes will need to regroup and strategize for their upcoming fixtures.