… Kim Lars Bjorkegren made several changes to his regular back line opting for the centre-back partnership of Diana Amoako and debutant Margaret Agyapomaa with Afi Amenyeku getting the nod in goal. …
… Two players in Rabiatu Maltiti and Margaret Agyapomaa are new to the setup. Head-to-head Prior to their wins over Djibouti, Mauritius had lost two of their last three games, losing to Botswana and Madagascar in the CASAFA Championship while drawing with Seychelles in the same com …
… The players who arrived in the opening hours of the camp include Rose Teye Baah, Margaret Agyapomaa, Diana Amoako, Nancy Amoh, Zakaria Ajegepina and Rabiatu Maltiti. …
… Ampem Darkoa Ladies forward Rabiatu Maltiti and Police Ladies midfielder Margaret Agyapomaa have earned places in the squad as Ghana begin their Olympic qualifying campaign. …
… Two players have received their first call-ups, with Rabiatu Maltiti and Margaret Agyapomaa included in the 24-woman squad for the upcoming international window. …
… While those substitutions brought spark into the team, Sampson’s side were reduced to 10 players after Margaret Agyapomaa was given an early shower. …
… Despite the early dominance, it was the visitors that piled pressure on the host but the backline of Diana Amoako and Margaret Agyapomaa kept their attackers in check. …
Ghana's women's football team won 3-0 in the second round of the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers against Mauritius, with goals from Abigail Kim, Alice Kusi, and Benedicte Simon in the first half.
Ghana's women's football team won 3-0 in the second round of the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers against Mauritius, with goals from Abigail Kim, Alice Kusi, and Benedicte Simon in the first half.
Ghana's women's senior national team will face Mauritius in the first leg of their 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games qualifiers on October 8, with coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren aiming for an Olympic appearance after the team has failed to qualify for all eight editions of women's football at the Olympics.
Ghana's senior women's national team has opened camp in Mauritius ahead of their 2028 Olympic Games qualifier, with the first leg against Mauritius scheduled for Thursday, October 8, followed by a reverse fixture at the Accra Sports Stadium five days later.
Ghana's women's football team head coach has named his squad for the second round of African qualifiers for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, featuring two Black Princesses players receiving first senior call-ups and the return of former Black Maidens captain Mukarama Abdulai. The Black Queens will face Mauritius in a two-legged tie, with the first leg away on Thursday, October 8, 2026, and the return leg in Ghana on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
Mukarama Abdulai has been recalled to Ghana's Black Queens squad for Olympic Games qualifying matches against Mauritius after a two-year injury absence. Ghana will face Mauritius in the second round on October 8 and October 13, with four other returning players and two debutants included in the 24-woman squad.
Ghana's U-20 women's national team lost 3-0 to debutant Ecuador in their opening match of the FIFA Women's World Cup in Poland. The Black Princesses, missing centre-back Margaret Agyapomaa due to suspension, struggled to create chances and face South Korea and France in their next two Group C matches.
Coach Charles Sampson has selected a 21-member squad for Ghana's U-20 Women's World Cup campaign in Poland, with the team to face Ecuador, Korea Republic, and France in group play.
Head Coach Charles Sampson has named Ghana's 21-member squad for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland. Ghana will open their campaign against Ecuador on September 6, 2026, before facing Korea Republic and France in group play.
Ghana has qualified for this year's U20 Women's World Cup after defeating Uganda 3-2 on aggregate in the final round of qualifiers. The Black Princesses drew 1-1 away in Kampala on May 9, following a 2-1 first-leg victory at home.
Ghana's U-20 women's football team will travel to Uganda for the second leg of their 2026 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup qualifier at FUFA Stadium in Kadiba on Saturday. Coach Charles Simpson acknowledged his side's challenges in the first leg, particularly in midfield coordination and movement, and stressed the need for improvement to secure qualification.