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Ghana's Black Princesses got back to action in the 2026 FIFA U20 Women's World Cup Qualifiers over the weekend as they hosted South Africa.
Charles Sampson's side failed to make home advantage count at the Accra Sports Stadium as they played out a 2-2 draw on Sunday.
Agnes Yeboah and Linda Owusu Ansah were both on the scoresheet for Ghana in the fixture as they settled for a draw.
The game brought out the competitive nature of Africa's youth teams once again as Ghana now has an uphill task of making it to an eighth successive World Cup.
Photographer, Prince Opoku Amaning, watched the match at close range and captured these special moments in the game.
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