Skip to stories
Every Ghana story, from every newsroom

U-17 WWC: Ghana to face Japan in quarter-finals

Adom Online3 outlets
Positive tone
U-17 WWC: Ghana to face Japan in quarter-finals

The Black Maidens of Ghana will take on Japan in the quarter-finals of the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup after both sides secured victories in their respective Round of 16 matches. The Black Maidens booked their place in the last eight following a dramatic…

Read the full story on Adom Online

Reported by Adom Online, written by Samuel Appiah. Nsɛm24 shows a short summary and sends you to the original.

Get the Nsɛm24 appAlerts when a big story breaks, topics you follow, and a data saver. Free on Android and iPhone. Download free

How 3 newsrooms reported this

How this story developed

6 developments over 4 days, 5 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Fri, 30 Oct U-17 Women's World Cup: Ghana to face Japan in quarter-finals on Sunday First reported by Adom Online · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 2 Sat, 31 Oct Black Maidens bow out after Japan defeat Reported first by GhanaWeb · 9 newsrooms
  3. Day 3 Sun, 1 Nov 2026 U17 WWC: Japan knockout Black Maidens in quarters Reported first by Ghana Sports Online · 2 newsrooms
  4. Day 3 Sun, 1 Nov 2026 FIFA U17 WWC: Ghana coach hails players after quarters eviction Reported first by GhanaSoccernet
  5. Day 4 Mon, 2 Nov 2026 U17 WWC: Adarkwa ‘proud’ of Black Maidens players despite quarterfinal exit Reported first by Ghana Sports Online · 2 newsrooms
  6. Day 4 Mon, 2 Nov U-17 FIFA WWC: Ghana suffers quarter-final heartbreak against Japan Reported first by GBC Ghana Online · 2 newsrooms

Linked automatically from the words the reports share. One alert per new development in the app.

More on these topics

Free, every evening

The Daily Wrap

The day's Ghana news in one email at 7:30 pm: the biggest stories ranked by how many newsrooms reported them, the mood of the news, and everything else by section.

We'll email you once to confirm. Your address is used only for the Daily Wrap and is never sold. Privacy

More sports news