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Ghana got their FIFA U17 Women's World Cup off to a flying start on Tuesday when they defeated hosts Uruguay 5-0 thanks to a hat-trick by skipper Mukarama Abdulai.
Full report: U-17 WWC: Abdulai hat-trick leads Ghana past hosts Uruguay
The victory takes Black Maidens to top of Group A ahead of their second game against Finland on Friday.
Enjoy photos from the match played at the Estadio Charrua.







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