After an even start to the match, Banaat struck the opener in the 22nd minute when Sabrine Mamay dribbled into the box and clipped a cross to the back post that was misjudged by Seesavath Seesouvanh as she looped a header past her own goalkeeper Lyna Latsamee.

Master had the opportunity for a quick reply five minutes later when Aimee Kahapana was put through on goal but saw her low effort well covered by Maha Alblooshi.

Banaat seized the chance to extend their lead in the 31st minute, Mamay producing an expertly-taken header to glance home Fatima Alhosani’s cross from the left.

The advantage was increased two minutes later when captain Salha Rashid read Isabella da Silva’s corner delivery to steer a header home from close range.

Banaat’s efficiency in attack showed once again seven minutes into the second half when Mamay rounded Lastsamee and then backheeled the ball to Elizabeth Forshaw to apply a tidy finish into the bottom corner.

Mamay capped off an impressive individual display with the fifth in the 73rd minute as Master’s defence failed to clear a corner, with the forward volleying the ball into the top corner.

Banaat rounded a dominant display with Shujoun Alshehh’s close range finish in the 87th minute then da Silva blasting home from the edge of the box two minutes later before Forshaw and Mamy grabbed one each in stoppage time.