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Ghana's national female team, the Black Queens, exited the Africa Women Championship in Equatorial Guniea despite a 3-2 success over Tunisia on Saturday.
The Queens amassed four points from the available nine in Group B and placed third, one short of the qualification mark.
The Super Falcons of Nigeria were the stumbling blocks to the Queens after they accounted for leaders South Africa 1-0.
Table:
South Africa 6 pts
Nigeria 5 pts
Ghana 4 pts
Tunisia 1 pt
Source: Ghanasoccernet
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