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The Black Princesses of Ghana have finalised preparations for the first leg of the final round of the qualifiers for the 2024 FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup.
The Ghana U20 national team in the last round of the qualifiers will be facing off with their counterparts from Senegal.
Since arriving in Senegal on Wednesday, the Black Princesses have been putting in work to prepare for the first leg of the tie this weekend.
The training today was held at the Thies Stade Lat Dior as the Black Princesses were taken through various drills by head coach Yussif Basigi and his assistants.
The players are geared up and ready for the clash against the Senegalese.
MD-1 !
Official Training done
!! Ready for tomorrow!
C’mmon #BlackPrincesses ?? #StrongerTogether?? #ShineBlackPrincesses
#BringBackTheLove ? pic.twitter.com/uPfs9Ac5jh
— Ghana Black Princesses ?? (@GhanaWNT) January 12, 2024
The game tomorrow will be played at the Thies Stade Lat Dior in Senegal before the Princesses return to Ghana to prepare for the reverse fixture a week later.
The Black Princesses are looking to book a ticket to a seventh consecutive appearance at the Biennial tournament in Columbia later this year.
The Ghana U20 national team in the last round of the qualifiers will be facing off with their counterparts from Senegal.
Since arriving in Senegal on Wednesday, the Black Princesses have been putting in work to prepare for the first leg of the tie this weekend.
The training today was held at the Thies Stade Lat Dior as the Black Princesses were taken through various drills by head coach Yussif Basigi and his assistants.
The players are geared up and ready for the clash against the Senegalese.
MD-1 !
Official Training done
!! Ready for tomorrow!C’mmon #BlackPrincesses ?? #StrongerTogether?? #ShineBlackPrincesses
#BringBackTheLove ? pic.twitter.com/uPfs9Ac5jh— Ghana Black Princesses ?? (@GhanaWNT) January 12, 2024
The game tomorrow will be played at the Thies Stade Lat Dior in Senegal before the Princesses return to Ghana to prepare for the reverse fixture a week later.
The Black Princesses are looking to book a ticket to a seventh consecutive appearance at the Biennial tournament in Columbia later this year.