Ghana exited yet another FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup despite a 3:1 win over New Zealand in Group E.
The BlackPrincesses were in contention for a place in the next round as one of the best third placed ...
The BlackPrincesses of Ghana suffered a 4-1 loss to Japan in the 2024 FIFA Women's World Cup at the El Techo Stadium in Bogotá.
This is Ghana's second straight defeating following the loss against debutants ...
Austria scored in either half to secure a 2-1 win over Ghana's BlackPrincesses in the ongoing FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Colombia.
Hannah Fankhauster scored in the 12th minute to give her side the ...
The BlackPrincesses played a goalless draw against Mexico U-20 Women's national team in an international friendly ahead of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
Both sides looked hungry in the opening stage ...
Ghana will face Mexico in a friendly fixture on Thursday, August 22, as part of preparation for the 2024 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
The game will be the first test for the BlackPrincesses following ...
BlackPrincesses coach, Yussif Basigi has named his final squad for the FIFA U-20 women’s World Cup in Colombia.
The list includes Auburn University’s shot stopper Jenna Kayla Sarpong and Alexandra ...
The BlackPrincesses have departed Accra for Colombia ahead of the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup.
The team will continue preparations in Colombia as they prepare for their seventh consecutive appearance ...
Head Coach of the BlackPrincesses, Yussif Basigi has called Thirty-five players to resume camping in Cape Coast as the team prepares to participate in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Colombia.
The ...
The BlackPrincesses of Ghana have been drawn in Group E in the FIFA U-20 World Cup which comes off in Colombia in August.
The 24 participating teams were placed in four pots with the Black Princesses ...
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This year’s edition will increase from 16 to 24 countries with CAF having four representatives (Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon and Morocco) from the previous two slots.
The BlackPrincesses will know their ...
