U-17 Women's World Cup: Black Maidens beat Canada to reach Round of 16
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Joe Nana Adarkwa's side created the best chance of the first half, with an inspired Jessica Appiah carrying the ball through the Canadian half, only to see her powerful effort brilliantly tipped onto the post by Canadian goalkeeper Megan Lemieux. The game shifted after a…
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How 6 newsrooms reported this
- Graphic Sports, U-17 Women's World Cup: Black Maidens beat Canada to reach Round of 16
- Ghana News Agency, Black Maidens to face Argentina in FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Round of 16 Neutral tone
- News Ghana, Black Maidens to face debutants Argentina in U-17 last 16 Neutral tone
- Graphic Sports, Black Maidens face Argentina in FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Round of 16 Positive tone
- Ghanaian Times, Black Maidens to Face Argentina in U-17 WWC Round of 16 Positive tone
- Daily Guide Network, Black Maidens Reach U-17 World Cup Round Of 16 Positive tone
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- Most neutral headline · Ghana News AgencyBlack Maidens to face Argentina in FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Round of 16
- Most positive headline · Graphic SportsU-17 Women's World Cup: Black Maidens beat Canada to reach Round of 16
Details only one newsroom reported
- Ghanaian TimesGhana’s U- · Linda Achiaa
- Graphic SportsJessica Appiah
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