The Ghana women’s premier leagues continued this weekend with four local derbies in both the Northern and Southern zone. The games started on Friday, February 4, 2021, where Northern ladies hosted city rivals, Pearl Pia ladies at the Aliu Mahama Stadium in Tamale. As expected, both teams gave their best hoping to be crowned the
The action in the Women’s premier league continued this weekend at the various centers as football advocates were served with impressive performances in match day three. Two-time winners of the National Women’s League, Ampem Darkoa Ladies, travelled to Kumasi to take on women’s football giants, Fabulous Ladies. Black Maidens playmaker, Tracy Twum got the only
Captain of the Ghana Women’s Senior National Team, Elizabeth Addo has been named in the International Federation of Football History and Statistics best African female XI of the decade. The team revealed by IFFHS focused on players’ performances of players for their national teams and club teams over the period of 2011-2020. Addo is
The 2020/21 Ghana Women’s Premier League entered match day two with all 16 teams geared up for action in the Northern and Southern Zones. Berry Ladies under Black Queens trainer, coach Mercy Tagoe continued in excellent form in the Southern Zone whilst Ashtown Ladies in the Northern are yet to pick up a point. On
Captain of the Ghana Women’s Senior National Team, Elizabeth Addo has secured a one-year contract with a one-year option with North Carolina Courage Women’s Team (NC Courage) in the United States of America. The former player of the OL Reign (formerly Seattle Reign) has been praised by the head coach of NC Courage Paul Riley
The Ghana women’s premier league resumed this weekend after being on break for 9-month due to the COVID-19 outbreak. . 2018 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Golden Boot and the Bronze Ball winner,Mukarama Abdulai announced her return to the domestic league with a hat trick on Saturday afternoon when her side,Northern Ladies beat Ashtown Ladies
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) in collaboration with ex Black Queens players led by former African Best female footballer Adwoa Bayor; is organizing a testimonial match dubbed the ‘The battle of the Queens’ which is scheduled to come off on Sunday 10th January, 2021; 3:00pm at the McDan Town Park in Labadi.
Agyeman Badu Writes: Although I have been out of the Ghana national team for a while, I’m here today to express my profound gratitude to the nation which has been of immense help to my career. Wearing the national colours has always been a moment of pride and honour for me and my heart
Ghana’s Black Queens and EDF Logrono midfielder, Grace Asantewaa has made some donations to the Children’s Wards of the Atebubu Municipal Hospital through her charity outfit, the Grace Asantewaa Foundation as part of activities to mark the festive season. This is the first outreach program of the foundation since its inception in November 2020. She
Ghana Black Queens forward Samira Suleman has been rewarded for her wonderful performance by her club, Sindri Football Club in the Icelandic league as she made it into the League’s Best XI at end of the season. She picked two awards at her club’s end of the season awards. She was voted as the club’s