U-17 WWC: I am proud of my players – Nana Joe Adarkwah after draw with Brazil
Ghana U-17 women’s coach Joe Nana Adarkwah has praised his players for their performance against Brazil despite missing out on victory at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco. The Black Maidens drew 3-3 with the South American side in their second Group C match, having suffered a 3-0 defeat by Norway in […]
Ghana's U-17 women's national football team coach, Joe Nana Adarkwah, has expressed pride in his players following their 3-3 draw with Brazil at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco. Despite an earlier 3-0 loss to Norway in their opening match, Adarkwah commended his team's performance and acknowledged their resilience.
He said, "We did very well. We are in one of the toughest groups, but I’m proud of my girls." Adarkwah also recognized Brazil's strong position in women's youth football but expressed confidence in Ghana's potential for growth, stating, "We are like them, but Brazil are up there. We are getting stronger, and we will get there." The team will face Canada in their final Group C match on October 24th, aiming to conclude the group stage on a positive note.
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