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Masaka makes history in the European Champions League (Women)

Joel JJ By Joel JJ
16 Nov 2023
Masaka makes history in the European Champions League (Women)

Tanzania's international striker Aisha Masaka has made history by being the first Tanzanian to play in the European Champions League for women

Masaka, who played for Yanga Princess before being transfered to Sweden, yesterday played for her club Bk Hacken and won 2-1 away against Paris FC in France

After a shaky start to her career in Sweden, Masaka has now improved to secure herself more playing time in the first team

In the recently concluded Swedish Women's League season, Masaka finished the season with five goals

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