Black Princesses step up reparations in Poland Ahead of FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup
Ghana’s U-20 women’s national team, the Black Princesses, are intensifying preparations in Poland as they gear up for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. The team, led by Head Coach Charles Sampson, held a two-hour training session with all 18 players currently in camp. The camp in Poland is aimed at fine-tuning tactics, building … The post Black Princesses step up reparations in Poland Ahead…
Ghana's U-20 women's national team, known as the Black Princesses, are increasing their preparatory efforts in Poland ahead of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. Head Coach Charles Sampson led an extensive two-hour training session with all 18 players currently in camp, focusing on sharpening their skills, enhancing teamwork, and acclimating to game scenarios.
The team is set to face a challenging Group C, and opening against Ecuador on September 6, 2026. They will then face Korea Republic and France in their subsequent matches. This will mark Ghana's seventh appearance at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, a tournament where they have yet to progress beyond the group stage. The Black Princesses have previously represented Africa with distinction, and current expectations are that this team can break the jinx and advance deeply into the competition.
The squad is also anticipated to participate in a few friendly matches in Poland prior to their opening game.
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