The Black Queens have been omitted from selected teams to participate in this year’s African Games in Rabat (Morocco).
Ghanaian-born Christabel Oduro has expressed her willingness to represent her native country at International level. Having played for Canada at Youth level, Oduro is eligible to feature for the Ghana female senior National team (Black Queens). The 26-year-old who has
The Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports Hon Perry Curtis Kwabla Okudzeto has commended actress Yvonne Okoro for fulfilling her promise to reward the Senior Women’s Soccer team, the Black Queens with an amount of $10,000 for winning
Ghana will take on Gambia in the opening game of the 2019 WAFU Cup of Nations. The tournament which has a new format will feature a knock-out competition with the winners of phase one progressing to the cup competition,
Ghana striker Mahatma Otoo has hailed Black Stars Coach Kwesi Appiah. Kwesi Appiah overlooked the former Hearts of Oak attacker in his 29-man provisional squad for the Africa Cup of Nations. Otoo was expected to break into the team after
Ghana’s Black Queens won bronze at the WAFU Women’s Cup of Nations after beating Mali 8-7 on penalties. The Black Queens after losing on penalties to Nigeria in the semi-finals redeemed themselves by beating Mali to finish third. After a
Ghana will play Mali in the third place play-off at the WAFU Women’s Cup of Nations. Ghana failed to defend the title after losing 4-2 on penalties to bitter rivals Nigeria in the semi-finals. The Black Queens will now have
Ghana’s quest to defend the WAFU Women’s Cup of Nations have been dashed after losing 4-2 on penalties to Nigeria in the semi-finals. The Black Queens could not make their effort pay off after dominating the game in regulation
Fafali Dumahesi maintains her position in post for today’s semi-final game against Nigeria. Striker Mukarama Abdulai is being handed a start after coming off the bench in the game against Cote d’ Ivoire. Grace Animah gets the nod to start
Ghana’s Black Queens will take on Nigeria in the semi-finals of the WAFU Women’s Cup of Nations today. The two sides face off in the semi-finals for the second successive time after Ghana emerged victorious in their last meeting
