Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana have one foot in the semifinal of the ongoing African Schools Football Championship (ASFC) girls’ category after their win over Benin.
The Black Damsels picked up a 2-0 win over their counterparts at the University of Ghana on matchday two, Thursday, April 25.
Goals from Christiana Ashiaku and Belinda Kpentey did the magic for Joyce Boatey-Agyei’s side.
Having led in the first half through Ashiaku, Ghana doubled their lead after Kpentey was played clean through on goal by her teammate, making no mistake and striking the ball past the goalkeeper.
The win sees Ghana move to six points, having also beaten Morocco in their opening game of the tournament on Wednesday.
Ghana face Malawi in their final group game later on Thursday.
Ghana continues its winning start at the CAF African Schools Football Championship after beating South Africa and Benin. @kweku_lawrence reports from the University of Ghana Stadium. pic.twitter.com/weJmssECe0
— #JoySports (@JoySportsGH) April 24, 2025
Latest Stories
-
CETAG suspends strike following government release of outstanding funds
2 minutes -
Ghana School of Law’s entrance exam designed to exclude, not judge ability – Daniel Korang Korang
10 minutes -
AU adopts Ghana-led resolution by consensus, Mahama outlines global diplomatic push
47 minutes -
New PESCO Old Students’ leadership promises to reposition association
57 minutes -
Every African object unjustly held abroad must be returned – Mahama demands restitution
1 hour -
AU Summit: President Mahama advocates for continental resolution on enslavement
1 hour -
Amin Adam slams NDC’s economic management
1 hour -
President Mahama urges global support on reparatory justice at AU Summit
1 hour -
Mankessim-Accra lorry station’s choked gutters
2 hours -
The politics of envelopes: Why bad roads in Ghana may be a voter problem too
2 hours -
Dagbani Wikimedians, sister language communities hold annual capacity building retreat in Wa
2 hours -
Interior Ministry confirms attack on Ghanaian traders in Burkina Faso
2 hours -
New Oboase traditional leaders praise Asiedu Nketia for returning to express gratitude
2 hours -
Ministry of Health reaffirms commitment to tackling sickle cell disease
2 hours -
Livestream: The Law discusses Legal Education Reform Bill
2 hours