Audio By Carbonatix
Black Maidens assistant coach of the Ben Fokuo says his team are in good shape for their crucial 2014 FIFA U 17 World Cup qualifier against Equatorial Guinea this Saturday at the Accra stadium.
The female U 17 team secured passage to this stage of the qualifiers following Congo Brazzaville's failure to turn up for the first qualifying round game.
The Maidens are chasing a second successive World Cup appearance after that impressive performance at the last edition in Azerbaijan where the team finished third in the competition.
Fokuo, who guided the team to a 1-1 draw in a friendly game with juvenile side Mandela FC at the Accra stadium on Tuesday, says they are up to Saturday's challenge
"We have prepared very well and you know Maidens as always carry high expectations from Ghanaians so during our training sessions whatever we have been teaching them is working to perfection," he told Joy sports
"We have played some friendly matches and the girls are doing very well so I’m sure we are ready for the game on Saturday."
Latest Stories
-
Prudential Life joins education stakeholders to encourage financial literacy in education curriculum
7 minutes -
‘Next of kin’ does not grant inheritance rights – Lawyer
38 minutes -
BoG Governor says reforms will shield Ghana from another financial meltdown
45 minutes -
BoG to shift banking supervision to risk-based model – Governor outlines strategy for 2026
56 minutes -
BoG Governor Dr Johnson Asiama targets 10% NPL ratio by end of 2026
1 hour -
Nicki Minaj surprises conservatives with praise for Trump, Vance at Arizona event
1 hour -
‘The Wire,’ actor James Ransone dies by apparent suicide at 46
2 hours -
Bristol University threatened with legal action after protest at academic’s talk
2 hours -
US launches review of advanced Nvidia AI chip sales to China, sources say
2 hours -
2 nurses, security guard arrested over alleged baby theft at Tamale hospital
2 hours -
Elon Musk becomes first person worth $700 billion following pay package ruling
2 hours -
Fussy eaters and TV remote hogs: How to avoid family rows over Christmas
3 hours -
Singing at school shouldn’t just be for Christmas, teachers say
3 hours -
Pan-African Progressive Front Advances Reparatory Justice at Accra Diaspora Summit
3 hours -
Japan prepares to restart world’s biggest nuclear plant, 15 years after Fukushima
3 hours
