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Ghana U17 Coach Praises Squad After Quarter‑Final Exit at 2026 World Cup
Ghana’s U17 side fell 1‑0 to Japan in the quarter‑finals of the 2026 FIFA U17 World Cup in Morocco. Coach Joe Nana Adarkwa lauds the team’s resolve and sets a clear roadmap for the future.
Black Maidens Fall to Japan in U-17 World Cup Quarter-Finals as Coach Adarkwa Praises Team
Ghana’s U-17 women’s national team was eliminated from the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026 after a narrow 1-0 quarter-final loss to Japan. Head coach Nana Joe Adarkwa expressed immense pride in the Black Maidens’ performance despite falling just short of the semi-finals.
Ghana’s Black Maidens Survive Argentina’s Pressure to Secure U17 World Cup Quarter-Final Berth
A dramatic 1-1 draw followed by a 5-4 penalty shootout victory over Argentina has propelled Ghana’s U17 women’s team into the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup. The Black Maidens now face a grueling path to the semi-finals in Morocco, where Japan awaits in the next round.
Black Maidens secure knockout stage spot with dominant 2-0 win over Canada
Ghana’s U-17 women’s team, the Black Maidens, have advanced to the Round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco after a commanding 2-0 victory over Canada. Coach Joe Nana Adarkwa lauds his players’ resilience and tactical discipline as they secure a historic qualification.
Black Maidens face existential Group B showdown: ‘No option but to beat Canada’
With their World Cup fate hanging by a thread, Ghana’s U-17 women’s team has been given a stark directive by head coach Joe Nana Adarkwa: victory against Canada is not negotiable. The stakes could not be higher as the Black Maidens prepare for a final Group B clash that will determine their path forward.