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2022 U-20 Women’s WCQ: Black Princesses depart Accra for Uganda

Ebo Osei by Ebo Osei
January 20, 2022
Reading Time: 4 mins read

The Black Princesses of Ghana have left for Uganda ahead of their U-20 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Uganda.

 

Ben Forkou’s ladies departed the country on Wednesday, January 19, 2022, via Kenya Airlines to Kampala.

 

Ghana booked a slot to this stage of the qualifiers after securing a 1-0 win over Zambia in Cape Coast after a goalless draw in Zambia.

The travelling team consists of 22 players plus coaching staff for the crucial first-leg qualifying game against Uganda.

The squad list sees Berry Ladies lethal forward, Sophia Maabena Agyaakwa and Amina Ahamadu of FC Savannah making their first appearance for the Black Princesses.

 

Hasaacas Ladies’ quintet, Grace Banwaa, Evelyn Badu, Doris Boaduwaa, Azumah Bugre and Rahama Jafaru has been included in the team.

 

See the full squad list here:

GOALKEEPERS

CYNTHIA FIINDIB KONLAN – PEARL PIA LADIES

GRACE BOADI BANWAA – HASAACAS LADIES

AMINA AHAMADU – FC SAVANNAH

 

DEFENDERS

LOUISA ANIWAA – POLICE LADIES

SUSAN AMA DUAH – BERRY LADIES

ABENA ANOMA OPOKU – AMPEM DARKOA LADIES

ANASTHESIA ACHIAA – AMPEM DARKOA LADIES

ZULEIHA FUSEINI- PEARL PIA LADIES

REBECCA ATINGA- PRISONS LADIES

AYISHA YAKUBU – PEARLPIA LADIES

 

MIDFIELDERS

EVELYN BADU – HASAACAS LADIES

AZUMAH BUGRE – HASAACAS LADIES

MONICA ADDAI – BERRY LADIES

AFIA NYARKO – KUMASI SPORTS ACADEMY

 

WINGERS

MAFIA NYAME – ROCK LADIES

GRACE ANIMA – POLICE LADIES

RAHAMA JAFARU – HASAACAS LADIES

SUZZY DEDE TEYE – LADY STRIKERS

CONSTANCE SERWAA AGYEMANG – BERRY LADIES

 

STRIKERS

SOPHIAH MABENA AGYAAKWA – BERRY LADIES

SALAMATU ABDULAI – NORTHERN LADIES

DORIS BOADUWAA – HASAACAS LADIES

 

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