Audio By Carbonatix
Black Queens midfielder Elizabeth Addo has stated their readiness for the game against the Super Falcons on Wednesday.
Ghana will face Nigeria in their second group game at this year's African Women's Championship in Cameroon.
A win for the Black Queens will see them book qualification to the last four of the competition, this Elizabeth Addo who led the team to defeat Kenya 3-1 in their opening game says they are ready to do.
"We are very prepared. The Nigerians know us well and we know them too," she said
"We are not under pressure. It is just a normal game and we are going to have fun."
"Having played in Nigeria before (for River Angels), I know most of the Nigerian players and they know my abilities too."
"For us (playing body), all we need is victory. There is always a 1st time."
"Ghana has reached the final on three previous occasions and lost to Nigeria each time."
"Who knows? We can make history this time."
The game is scheduled for 3pm Ghana time.
Latest Stories
-
Bohyen chief appeals for fire station
8 minutes -
Martin Kpebu says legal vacation could delay Wontumi’s bail application
16 minutes -
Duncan Amoah renews call for Ofori-Atta to account for stewardship
31 minutes -
Researchers urged to make academic work useful beyond journals
48 minutes -
Unemployed man gets six-month jail term for committing three offences
1 hour -
Chaos mar NDC branch elections in Assin Central Constituency
4 hours -
Wontumi knew he would be convicted – Appiah-Kubi
4 hours -
GIMPA graduates tasks to master modern digital tools to be competitive
4 hours -
Oti High Court adjourns NPP Krachi East Organiser election dispute to October
4 hours -
Court issues bench warrant for man accused of threatening EOCO staff
4 hours -
Vice President Opoku-Agyemang engages Ghanaians in Maryland, United States
5 hours -
UG graduates urged to uphold integrity, excellence
5 hours -
Gabonese President to begin three-day official visit to Ghana on July 28
5 hours -
Accra-Tema residents advocate stricter enforcement of sanitation laws
5 hours -
Financing key to unlocking Africa’s energy potential – John Jinapor
5 hours