Author: Fortune Adza

Defending champions Ghana’s Black Damsels made a powerful start to their campaign at the CAF African Schools Football Championship Zimbabwe 2026 tournament. They crusied to a dominant 6-0 victory over Guinea in their opening Group B match. Ghana took control early, scoring four goals in the first half through Belinda Kpentey, Jennifer Awuku, Mavis Koah, and Margaret Tawiah to establish a commanding lead before the break. READ MORE : Match Report : Bibiani Gold Stars 2-1 Nations FC Margaret Tawiah continued her impressive performance in the second half, adding her second goal of the game before also providing an assist for…

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Ghana’s U-15 girls team, the Black Damsels, have safely arrived in Harare ahead of the continental phase of the CAF African Schools Football Championship Zimbabwe 2026. A 27-member delegation, comprising 20 players and seven officials, departed Accra on Friday, April 3, 2026, to represent the country at the prestigious youth tournament, which brings together the best U-15 school teams across Africa. The Black Damsels head into the competition with confidence, having emerged champions in the previous edition held in Ghana, where they delivered an impressive performance on home soil. Ghana has been drawn in a competitive Group B alongside Tanzania,…

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Defending champions Ghana have been handed a challenging group in the girls’ category of the CAF African Schools Football Championship Zimbabwe 2026 following the official draw held in Harare on Thursday, April 2. Ghana have been placed in Group B, where they will face Guinea, Tanzania, and Burkina Faso in what promises to be a highly competitive group. The team, known as the Black Damsels at the U-15 level, enter the tournament as defending champions following their remarkable triumph in the previous edition held in Accra in 2025. They will be aiming to retain their title against strong opposition from…

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The Leopards of DR Congo have secured a historic return to the FIFA World Cup, ending a 52-year absence after defeating Jamaica 1-0 in the intercontinental playoff final in Zapopan, Mexico. The tightly contested match remained goalless after regulation time, forcing extra time. Defender Axel Tuanzebe emerged the hero, scoring in the 100th minute from a well-delivered corner kick to give DR Congo the decisive lead. The Leopards held on to seal qualification and book their place at the global showpiece. DR Congo’s journey through the playoffs was remarkable, having eliminated strong African sides Cameroon and Nigeria before overcoming Jamaica…

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Leadership of the Millennium Supporters Union of Ghana Ketu South branch, with support from the Volta Regional chapter, has presented a newly Kente designed Ghana Supporters Union jersey to Ghana’s Deputy Ambassador to the Republic of Togo, Bright Solomon Kumordzie. The delegation, led by the interim chairperson of the Ketu South branch and accompanied by the Volta Regional Deputy Public Relations Officer, Jerod Kabu, made the presentation during a visit to Togo as part of efforts to strengthen support for Ghana’s national teams. The visit comes ahead of a crucial fixture involving Ghana’s U-17 women’s national team, the Black Maidens,…

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Ghana’s U-20 women’s national team, the Black Princesses, have opened camp as they intensify preparations for their decisive final round qualifier against Uganda in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. A total of 32 players have been invited to camp, which officially begins on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram. Among the call-ups are two fresh faces; Jennifer Dawah of Epiphany Warriors and Veronica Baah of Hasaacas Ladies, who have earned their maiden invitations to the national team for the upcoming qualifiers. The Black Princesses booked their place in the final round…

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FIFA has announced a landmark policy aimed at strengthening female representation in women’s football, requiring all teams in its competitions to include women in key coaching roles. The new regulation, approved by the FIFA Council, takes immediate effect and will be implemented across upcoming tournaments, including the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, U-20 Women’s World Cup, and the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup. Under the directive, every team must appoint at least two women to their technical staff, with one serving as either head coach or assistant coach. The rule applies to all FIFA women’s competitions at both youth and senior…

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The semi-finals of the 2025/26 Women’s FA Cup played at the Cape Coast Stadium on 21st March, 2026 lived up to expectations, with Army Ladies and Hasaacas Ladies securing dominant victories to book their places in the final. Army Ladies set the tone in the first semi-final with a dominant 5-1 victory over Samartex Ladies. Alamisi Atakaga gave Army a 1-0 lead before halftime, but Samartex equalized in the 60th minute through Alex Ibinabo Georgewill. Army responded instantly and took full control of the game, scoring four more goals through Zinatu Alhassan, Linda Achiaa, Esther Asamoah Yiadom, and Afia Boaduwa…

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The 2025/26 Women’s FA Cup reaches a decisive stage as four Southern Zone sides lock horns for a place in the final, reaffirming their dominance in Ghana’s women’s football under the organization of the Ghana Football Association. For the second consecutive season, the semi-final lineup is dominated entirely by Southern clubs; Army Ladies, Hasaacas Ladies, FC Savannah, and Jonina Ladies, highlighting the region’s continued superiority in the competition. Samartex Ladies vs Army Ladies All eyes will be on the clash between Samartex Ladies and Army Ladies at the Cape Coast Stadium on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 PM. Samartex Ladies, still…

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In-form Jessica Benni has been rewarded with a late call-up to the Ghana U-15 Girls National Team following her outstanding performances in the ongoing FIFA-backed U-15 Girls Regional Colts League in the Greater Accra Region. The talented winger has been in scintillating form for Cabfix Ladies FC, emerging as the leading top scorer in the competition with 12 goals after four matches. Her remarkable tally includes a four-goal haul in Cabfix Ladies’ emphatic 9-0 victory over Ga West Ladies on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Her consistent brilliance in front of goal earned her a place in the national U-15 setup,…

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