U-20 WWC: Black Princesses must beat France to qualify for next round – Charles Sampson

Ghana's head coach, Charles Sampson, maintains that his team's objective at the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup remains the same despite their convincing 3-1 victory over South Korea. The Black Princesses now face France in their final group fixture and are determined to secure qualification for the knockout stage. Sampson emphasized that the team's focus has not wavered since their loss to South Korea, stating that they already know the importance of winning their upcoming matches to achieve their goal.

This approach of focusing on collective effort over individual performance has been a cornerstone of the Ghanaian squad's strategy throughout their campaign. Despite potential setbacks due to injuries or other unforeseen challenges, Sampson remains confident in his team's ability to overcome these obstacles. As the Black Princesses prepare to face France on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the Arena Sosnowiec in Poland, Sampson is optimistic that the team will find a way to advance to the next round and avoid any upsets.