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Ghana Black Starlets will face Niger in the semi-finals of the u-17 Africa Cup of Nations in Port Gentil.
The Stalets have caught the eye of many progressing to the semis in fine fashion scoring nine and conceeding none. Their counterparts finished second in their group scoring four and conceeding four.
With World Cup qualification sealed, the Starlets will be aiming to win the trophy. A feat which has eluded Ghana since 1998.
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