Author: Raphael Bannerman-Quartey

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Ghana’s U15 girls’ team got the better of South Africa to book a place in the CAF African Schools Football Championship finals  The host nation progressed to the semi-finals without scoring a goal, scoring six and picking up nine points from their games. Ghana took the lead early in the first half. READ MORE : Match Highlights : Ghana U15 3-0 Malawi However, South Africa responded with an equaliser to level things up. The Damsels netted two quick goals, taking the scoreline to 3-1. MACTH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpBwWNniykg The defending champions’ late surge saw them get a consolation goal, but…

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Ghana U15 girls secured a win over Benin in the second group game of the CAF African Schools Football Championship at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. The two teams were eager to secure wins to boost their accumulated points in the tournament. Esther Kissiwaa sent in a teasing cross into the box, which was bundled in by Jennifer Awuku for the opener. MATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_uEof3K_GE Jennifer Awuku turned provider for Margaret Tawiah, who tapped in from close range for the second goal of the game. READ MORE: CAF ASFC: Ghana U15 Girls 2-0 Benin Margaret Tawiah scored his…

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Ghana U15 girls secured a win over Benin in the second group game of the CAF African Schools Football Championship at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. The two teams were eager to secure wins to boost their accumulated points in the tournament. Esther Kissiwaa sent in a teasing cross into the box, which was bundled in by Jennifer Awuku for the opener. Jennifer Awuku turned provider for Margaret Tawiah, who tapped in from close range for the second goal of the game. READ MORE: CAF ASFC: Ghana U15 Girls 2-0 Benin Margaret Tawiah scored his second of the day…

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Ghana U15 girls secured a win over Benin in the second group game of the CAF African Schools Football Championship at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. The two teams were eager to secure wins to boost their accumulated points in the tournament. READ MORE: Match Highlights: Ghana U-15 Boys beat South Africa The goal scorers were Christiana Ashiaku and Belinda Kpentey. READ MORE: Match Highlights: Ghana U-15 Boys beat South Africa The win marks their second win of the campaign. They play Malawi in the final group game of the ongoing CAF African Schools Football Championship.

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Ghana U15 boys bagged a convincing win over Algeria in their final group match at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. The result marked a third straight win after earlier wins against Uganda, South Africa. READ MORE: Match Highlights: Ghana U-15 Boys beat South Africa Vincent Y. Akuguri laid a pass off to Festus Gyamfi, whose thunderbolt flew past the Algerian goalkeeper. Captain Cyrus Ankomah led by example by adding the second goal of the game five minutes later. Ignatius Hagan added the icing on the cake with the goal of the game in the second half. READ MORE:…

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Ghana’s U15 boys bagged their second consecutive win at the expense of South Africa in the ongoing CAF African Schools Championship. The host nation bagged their first win in a 2-0 victory over Uganda in the first group game. Ignatius Cyril Acquah Hagan was on hand to score the only goal, which proved the ultimate match-winner between the two youth teams in the competition. MATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPKyCWjpbac The South African opposition threatened several times for the equalizer, but the Ghanaian boys were resolute in action and defensive duties. The win marks their second win of the competition with 6…

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Ghana’s U15 boys gave it their best shot as they fought off South Africa in the ongoing CAF African Schools Championship. The host nation delivered an open-day win over Uganda. READ MORE: Saudi club eye Mohammed Kudus in €100m move Ignatius Cyril Acquah Hagan, the top scorer from the 2024 WAFU B African Schools Championship Qualifier, was on hand to tap in from teammate John Andor’s pass beyond the reach of the goalkeeper. MATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPKyCWjpbac The South African opposition threatened several times for the equalizer, but the Ghanaian boys were resolute in action and defensive duties. READ MORE:…

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West Ham forward, Mohammed Kudus, has been linked to a €100 million move to Saudi Pro League side, Al Nassr. According to the English media, the Ghanaian international is touted as one of four players that are been monitored for a move to Saudi Arabia. Fellow Ghanaian compatriot, Antoine Semenyo, and others such as  Kaoru Mitoma of Brighton, and Luiz Diaz(Liverpool) have all been linked with summer exits from their various clubs. READ MORE: CAF ASC Match Highlights: Ghana 1-0 Morocco Nassr approached Kudus in January, but TalkSport journalist Ben Jacobs has revealed the Saudi club is back with…

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Ghana’s U15 girls’ team toppled Morocco in a keenly contested duel at the University of Ghana Stadium. Jennifer Awuku was in the right place to connect to her teammates after the initial corner was poorly cleared by the North African opposition. MATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2r81cJulgU The win gives the team a big boost ahead of their next group game against Benin and  Malawi at 4:00 pm the same day. The 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship is being hosted in Accra from April 23 to 26.

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Ghana’s U15 girls’ team secured a narrow win over Morocco on Wednesday at the University of Ghana Stadium. Jennifer Awuku’s solitary goal was enough for the Ghanaian side to beat their North African counterparts in the group opener between the two teams. READ MORE: CAF ASC Match Highlights: Ghana 2-0 Uganda The win gives the team a big boost ahead of their next group game against Benin and  Malawi at 4:00 pm the same day. MATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2r81cJulgU The 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship is being hosted in Accra from April 23 to 26.

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