U-20 WWC: Black Princesses were completely dominant against Korea Republic – Kim Lars Björkegren

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Björkegren expressed his delight after Ghana's Black Princesses secured a convincing 3-1 victory over South Korea in the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. The win follows a tough 3-0 loss to Ecuador in their opening match, and it has revived Ghana's hopes of advancing to the knockout stage. The Black Princesses dominated most of the game, breaking the deadlock with a goal from Sarah Nyarko, followed by a stunning long-range effort from Ivy Owusu Ansah.

Ruth Amponsah added a third goal in the closing stages, while South Korea managed a consolation goal before the final whistle. The result saw Ghana climb to second place in Group C. Björkegren praised the resilience and character of the young squad, stating that several players could potentially make their way into the senior Black Queens national team in the future.

The win puts the Black Princesses in a strong position for their final group match against France, where avoiding defeat will secure their advancement to the next round of the competition.