2026 U-20 WWC: Sarah Nyarko targets knockout stages with Black Princesses after victory over South Korea
Nyarko scored in the Princesses' 3-1 victory over South Korea in their second group game at the global tournament as Ghana kept alive hopes of advancing from Group C.
Ghana's U-20 Women's World Cup team, known as the Black Princesses, captain Sarah Nyarko is aiming to lead the squad to the knockout stages for the very first time. Nyarko contributed to a 3-1 win over South Korea in their second group match, keeping hopes alive for advancing from Group C. The team, under the leadership of Sampson, pulled off their first victory in the competition after a previous loss to Ecuador.
Speaking after the game, Nyarko emphasized the team's determination and focus to secure another win. She acknowledged their past struggles, noting that in the previous seven World Cup appearances, they had never progressed beyond the group stage. Nyarko expressed her excitement about scoring her first goal in a World Cup, emphasizing the significance of this stage for every player.
She further explained that the Player of the Match award is typically shared among the entire team, as everyone contributed to the collective achievement.
Nyarko acknowledged that the upcoming match against France will be challenging, but the team remains committed to victory.
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