As a result, there are hardly any multi-faceted league structures, and due to the lack of youth classes, it is not uncommon for 12-year-old girls and almost 40-year-old women to meet in the same game.

The champion of the Luanda provincial championship, the Progresso do Sambizanga, have dominated the women's football Angola with five nationwide titles since that time.

In addition to Progresso, the club Amigas dos Mártires de Kifangondo Luanda is one of the strongest teams, although with an ultimately unsuccessful appearance at the national championship tournament in Luena in 2008.

The only other competitive teams are Regedoria FC de Viana, and the Clube Desportivo da Terra Nova.

The national championship (Campeonato Nacional) has always been played in each case in a central tournament, but was not aligned every year.

The record champion during the time of Portuguese occupation was 1953-founded club Atlético de Luanda, holding the championship title in years 1965, 66, 67 and 68.

During qualification, Angola won group 4 over Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Gabon, Algeria and Rwanda.

[3] On 4 September 2006, the African Football Association CAF announced that the Africa Cup 2010 will be awarded to Angola.

Angola also qualified for the Championship in 2002, where they beat Zimbabwe and South Africa, but lost to Cameroon by one goal.

At the 2022 Women Africa Cup of Nations qualification Angola faced Botswana and lost 1-5 and 2-0.