English-born Ghanaian female football star Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah scored the consolation goal for Everton Women in 3-1 loss to Manchester City Women in the Women’s Super League on Wednesday.
Chantelle, 23, raced the Lady Toffees into a 12th minute lead but they surrendered their lead to lose 3-1.
Linda Eshun and Florence Dadson have received a “life-time” recognition by the Robert Morris University in the USA. The two were inducted into the Hall of Fame by the University as the standout Student-Athletes. Eshun and Dadson gained scholarships to
Ghana have dropped one place on the FIFA Ranking to the 52nd position. The Black Stars were previously ranked 51 at the end of 2018. Ghana still maintains her position as the eighth best team on the continents. Meanwhile Qatar, after
Madrid CFF striker Eunice Beckmann says she is ready to represent Ghana at international level. Beckmann, who is born to Ghanaian parents has played in the youth ranks of Germany but yet to earn a call-up into the senior
Ghana female international Linda Eshun has received a “life-time” recognition by the Robert Morris University in the USA. Eshun will be inducted into the Hall of Fame by the University as the standout Student-Athlete. The 26-year-old Takoradi-born gained a scholarship
Black Queens defender Faustina Ampah is pleased to be nominated for this year’s SWAG awards. The center-back is up against fellow Black Queens teammate Grace Asantewaa and Black Maidens skipper Mukarama Abdulai. Ampah, a member of the Black Queens squad
Ghana female international Sherifatu Sumaila has inked a deal with Swedish side Mallbackens IF. The 22-year-old winger joined Mallbackens IF after a short time with Djurgårdens IF in the Swedish Women’s League. Sumaila, a graduate of the University of Maine
Black Queens striker Gifty Appiah has been selected to be part of the ad hoc committee inaugurated by the Normalization Committee. The forward, currently with National Women’s League side Immigration Ladies was the only female footballer to make it
Ghana ended the year in the 51st position on FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking. The Black Stars maintained their position on the global chart which wraps up the year. Ghana finished behind Africa neighbours Senegal, Tunisia, Morocco, Nigeria and DR Congo. The African
Thomas Partey could not make the top 10 shortlist for the Africa player of the year. The Atletico Madrid star missed out in the second phase of the shortlist leaving Egypt’s Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane of Senegal, Gabon captain
