BC Ranger signaled their intent early. In the 10th minute, Lau Ka Hey received a clinical pass on the left wing and unleashed a strike from the edge of the area that whistled just wide of the post. Ten minutes later, she forced a save from the Southern goalkeeper after breaking into the box from a tight angle.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 23rd minute. Ip Cheuk Yan found herself in a semi-breakaway position and showed great composure to slot the ball into the far corner, giving Ranger a vital 1-0 lead.

Kwoon Chung Southern fought back, utilizing a high-press system that eventually yielded opportunities. Nilsson Alice Josefine Yvonne tested the defense with a powerful effort from distance, though it failed to hit the target. Their best chance came during three minutes of first-half stoppage time; Leong Kwan Nok spearheaded a rapid counter-attack, driving from midfield into the box, but her subsequent shot flashed agonizingly across the face of the goal.

The second half began as a cagey, end-to-end affair, though Ranger maintained the lion's share of possession. Their persistence paid off when Bhandari Srist rose highest to meet a corner from the left, directing a clinical header into the net to double the lead.

The advantage could have been even greater just sixty seconds later. Wong Ching beat the offside trap to go one-on-one with the keeper, but her effort lacked the placement required to beat Wong Suet Yi, who produced a fine save to keep the scoreline at 2-0.

The 2-0 result proved decisive. With Hong Kong Ladies Football Association suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat to Hoi King in their simultaneous season finale, BC Ranger’s haul of 29 points was enough to secure the championship trophy. The victory marks a triumphant return to form for the club, who can now look forward to the challenges of 1st Division next season.