U-20 WWC: We want to start our campaign with a win against Ecuador – Black Princesses coach Charles Sampson
Black Princesses are fully prepared for their opening match of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup against Ecuador, according to head coach Charles Sampson. Ghana’s U-20 female national team begin their campaign on Sunday, September 6, with Sampson expressing confidence that his players are focused and eager to get their tournament underway. “Finally, the day […]
The Ghanaian U-20 female national football team, nicknamed the Black Princesses, are fully prepared to face Ecuador in their opening match of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, according to head coach Charles Sampson. The team is set to begin their campaign on Sunday, September 6. Sampson expressed optimism about his players' focus and eagerness to start the tournament, stating that they have been eagerly waiting for this moment.
The final training session focused on refining key aspects of the game, set pieces, and ensuring the players remained fresh for the crucial match. The coach also noted the players' determination, which was further boosted by recent visits from government officials and other dignitaries. For Sampson, leading Ghana at the World Cup is a long-held ambition and a privilege.
He emphasized that the team approaches the match with a single objective: to win. The coach urged Ghanaians to continue supporting the team throughout the tournament, confident that they will bring their best to the field. After Ecuador, Ghana will face the Republic of Korea and France in their remaining Group fixtures. This is the Black Princesses' eighth appearance at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, and they aim to reach the knockout stage for the first time.
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