… Captain Seidatu Wahab sparked the comeback with a stunning free-kick in the 61st minute before Gloria Adamu completed the fightback with a 90th-minute equaliser to level the score and raise hopes of a remarkable turnaround. …
… Seidatu Wahab, Gloria Ameaa, Benedicta Danso and Hajara Adams scored the goals for Ghana in the thumping win in a fixture that was one-sided for the majority of the game. …
… They had to wait the closing stages of the first half to draw level through Seidatu Wahab, who wriggled her way two players before unleashing a drive that beat the goalkeeper to make it 1-1 just before recess. …
… The Maidens followed up a 6-0 first-leg triumph in Accra with a 2-0 win in Monrovia on Saturday, courtesy of superb free-kick goals from Seidatu Wahab and Juliana Gyekyewaa, to seal qualification in a convincing fashion. …
… After the recess, Ghana doubled their lead through skipper Seidatu Wahab from the penalty spot after the referee had spotted a handball in the box. …
Ghana's Black Maidens won 4-0 over Togo in their third match of the WAFU Zone B Girls Cup, with Gloria Ameaa scoring in the third minute, Seidatu Wahab adding a penalty goal, and Linda Owusu Ansah scoring twice to seal the commanding victory.
Ghana's Black Maidens won 4-0 over Togo in their third match of the WAFU Zone B Girls Cup, with Gloria Ameaa scoring in the third minute, Seidatu Wahab adding a penalty goal, and Linda Owusu Ansah scoring twice to seal the commanding victory.
Ghana's Black Maidens fought back from two goals down to level 2-2, with captain Seidatu Wahab scoring in the 61st minute and Gloria Adamu equalizing in the 90th, but Nigeria scored twice in the closing stages to win 4-2 in the WAFU B Girls Championship.
Ghana's U-17 national female side opened their WAFU B U17 Girls Cup campaign with a 4-0 victory over Burkina Faso, with goals from Seidatu Wahab, Gloria Ameaa, Benedicta Danso, and Hajara Adams.
The Black Maidens defeated Burkina Faso 4-0 in their opening game of the 2026 WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup, with goals from Seidatu Wahab, Gloria Ameaa, Benedicta Danso and Hajara Adams. Coach Nana Joe Adarakwa praised his team's collective play and all-round quality after the one-sided victory.
Ghana's U-17 female team, the Black Maidens, defeated Burkina Faso 4-0 in their opening match of the WAFU Zone B tournament, with goals from Seidatu Wahab, Gloria Ameaa, Benedicta Nketiah Danso, and Hajara Adams.
Ghana's U-17 women's football team qualified for the 2026 World Cup by defeating Senegal on penalties with a 7-6 victory after a 2-2 aggregate draw, including a 1-1 draw in the first leg and a 1-1 result in the return fixture at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Ghana's U-17 women's football team defeated Liberia 2-0 in the second leg to complete an 8-0 aggregate victory and progress to the final round of FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifiers. They will face Senegal in July 2026 for a place at the global tournament.
Ghana's U-17 women's team defeated Liberia 8-0 on aggregate in the second round of FIFA U-17 WWC qualifiers, with a 6-0 first-leg win in Accra followed by a 2-0 victory in Monrovia. The Black Maidens will now face Senegal in the third and final qualifying round, with first and second legs scheduled for July 3-5 and July 10-12, 2026, for a place at the World Cup.
Ghana's U17 women's football team defeated Liberia 2-0 away to advance to the final round of 2026 World Cup qualifying, where they will face Senegal in matches scheduled for July 3–12.
Ghana's U17 women's football team won 6-0 against Liberia in the first leg of their U17 Women's World Cup second round qualifier at the Accra Sports Stadium, establishing a strong advantage ahead of the second leg.