Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana fought back again from conceding an early lead to secure a vital point against Nigeria on Wednesday in the ongoing African Women's Championship in Cameroon.
The Black Quuens are now joint top of Group B with four points knowing that victory in Saturday’s showdown with Mali will guarantee qualification to the semifinals.
Asistat Oshoala opened the scoring for Super Falcons in 22nd minute but Black Queens levelled the score through Elizabeth Addo in the waning moments to ensure the first half ended one all.
The second half was quite scrappy with both sides failing to carve any real openings as the game ended in a stalemate.
Ghana and Nigeria are level on 4 points but the Nigerians are on top of the group with a superior goal difference.
The Queens play Mali in the last group game over the weekend.
Latest Stories
-
Government reopens Ussher and James forts after closure, imposes strict new rules
2 minutes -
MTN Ghana honours 50 Mobile Money agents and merchants in Central Region
3 minutes -
Ghana, Russia launch decade-long literary exchange to promote indigenous languages
8 minutes -
Tanyigbe Traditional Council reaffirms the authority of Togbega Kodi Adiko VI
9 minutes -
Korle Bu Mortuary: 320 unclaimed bodies set for mass burial
20 minutes -
KBTH to hold mass burial for unclaimed and unidentified bodies
26 minutes -
Eastern Region emerged NPP’s strongest performer in 2024 parliamentary polls – Bryan Acheampong
33 minutes -
Central Region: FDA urges extreme caution in Christmas shopping Â
46 minutes -
Klokpo Festival: Culture, unity and development take centre stage in Bakpa
51 minutes -
MPs, DCEs urged to partner chiefs to accelerate Tongu development
1 hour -
I’ll restore discipline in the NPP—Bryan Acheampong
1 hour -
From North to South: The waste pipeline ends now
1 hour -
Former NBA star impressed with ‘Her Time To Play’ basketball initiative in Ghana
2 hours -
PUWU-TUC opposes gov’t’s move to appoint transaction advisor for ECG privatisation
3 hours -
Alhassan Suhuyini criticises court ruling limiting journalists’ reporting on corruption
3 hours