Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana attacker Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah has expressed "positivity" in the squad as the Black Stars are set to face Tanzania in a crucial must-win clash in their final game of the Group stages of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations.
The team suffered a 2-0 defeat to South Africa in their opener before playing out a 1-1 draw with Mali.
The Queens now sit bottom of Group C with 1 point and two goals conceded.
The upcoming match, slated for Monday July 11, against Tanzania is a must-win for Ghana to stand a chance of qualifying for the quarter-finals.
"We still have the positivity, and we believe in ourselves. We've just got to go out and show it," Chantelle said.
"I'm taking it in stride. I feel the confidence from my teammates and coaches. I'm trying to make myself, my family, and Ghana proud.
"We know how important this game is, and we know what it's going to take. The pressure isn't pressure; it's a privilege."
The match against Tanzania kicks off at 19:00 GMT on Monday at the Berkane Municipal Stadium.
Latest Stories
-
Development Bank Ghana marks five years of catalyzing private sector growth
4 minutes -
Afari Hospital: Only $500,000 in arrears needed for completion; demand for $85m criminal—Minority
10 minutes -
Mahama gov’t paying itself while Akufo-Addo staff remain unpaid – Kow Essuman
13 minutes -
Kow Essuman accuses Kwakye Ofosu of misleading public on Presidential salaries
17 minutes -
BoG urges banks to support agriculture and productive sectors
18 minutes -
2026 World Cup: Chief Imam urges national prayers for Black Stars ahead of Panama opener
18 minutes -
Ofori-Atta yet to be notified of any criminal charges in Ghana – Frank Davies
21 minutes -
Chief Imam calls for national prayers and support for Black Stars at the FIFA World Cup 2026
23 minutes -
Ashanti Regional Minister inspects flood hotspots at KNUST, vows crackdown on encroachment
24 minutes -
GPRTU eyes cashless transport system to curb armed robbery attacks on drivers
31 minutes -
Green Card decision does not invalidate charges against Ofori-Atta — OSP
40 minutes -
Minority blames NDC for delays in Afari Military Hospital project
45 minutes -
Gov’t processing UTAG book and research allowance payments, no strike expected – Haruna Iddrisu
48 minutes -
‘It’s up to Ghanaian authorities to explore options’ – Ofori-Atta’s lawyer says after US residency
49 minutes -
Banking sector strong but credit risks remain – BoG Governor warns
50 minutes