The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has extolled the brilliance of Ghana’s U-17 Women’s team, the Black Maidens despite their painful quarter-final exit at the hands of Mexico. The Maidens were unable to crown their promising FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup campaign with the ultimate gold, as they lost on penalties to their
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana(PFAG) has urged the senior national women’s team, the Black Queens to look forward to better days despite the disappointment of their AWCON 2018 elimination. The Queens, three-time silver medallists in the competition, were held to a one all draw by the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroun on Friday. The
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana( PFAG) continues to extend its massive support and encouragement to our gallant female footballers as they strive to bring honour to the nation. The Black Queens lost their second AWCON 2018 Group A fixture by 2 goals to 1 against Mali, but hopes remain high for a win
Black Stars midfield maestro, Thomas Teye Partey has been named in the 5-man shortlist for the 2018 BBC African Footballer of the Year Award. The other nominees for the prestigious honour are Medhi Benatia of Morocco, Egypt’s Mohammed Salah, as well as Senegalese duo Kalidou Koulibaly and Sadio Mane. Partey has over the
Ghana’s Black Queens defeated their Algerian counterparts to secure an opening day win at this year’s African Women’s Cup of Nations. The Queens took a 12th minute lead courtesy Gladys Amfobea’s long range strike, and never looked back. The Algerians put up a brave fight throughout the contest, but it was the Queens who
The Black Maidens of Ghana have reached the quarter-finals at the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Uruguay. The Maidens turned in another strong performance to defeat Finland by 3 goals to 1 in Montevideo. Milot Pokua, Abdulai Mukarama and Grace Animah were on the scoresheet as Ghana recorded a second straight victory
Women’s football fever in the country will reach its zenith over the course of the next fortnight as Africa’s elite eight lock horns here in Ghana for the right to be crowned queens of continental women’s football. Aside the glittering trophy on offer, the eight participating teams will also be vying for the three
Ghana’s national U-17 female team, the Back Maidens on Tuesday hammered Uruguay the host nation 5-0 on the opening day at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2018. Player of the match and Ghana captain Mukarama Abdulai claimed the first hat-trick in the tournament. Despite a blue wave home crowd providing ambience and noise for
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has extended its well wishes to both the Black Queens and the Black Maidens as both national teams gear up for international competition; and women’s football fever grips the nation! The Black Queens will in the coming days host Africa’s elite national women’s teams in the 11th
Ghana Premier League powerhouses, Accra Hearts of Oak, have officially appointed ex-Ghana international Kim Grant, as the club’s new Head Coach and Director of Football. The Phobians, who are currently on the cusp of commemorating their 107th anniversary have handed Kim Grant a three-year deal which kick-starts on the 1st of December 2018.