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Ghana's Under-17 female football team coach, Augustine Adotey believes the Maidens are ever ready for Sunday's 2014 Women's World Cup qualifier against Congo Brazzaville at the Accra Sports Stadium.
The Maidens are already in Accra from their Prampram base and are poised for Sunday's action.Meanwhile the camp of the youngsters have been hit by various degrees of injuries ahead of the encounter.
"I'm satisfied with our preparations and we're ready for Sunday. We're just looking forward to a good game and win in our first game despite the injuries," he told.
The Maidens last Saturday won 7-0 against Central Regional champions Bafana Ladies in a training match in Accra.
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