Ghanaâs Black Maidens must beat Canada to stay in U17 World Cup, says Adarkwa
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Ghana head coach Joe Nana Adarkwa says his side have no alternative to victory when they face Canada in their decisive final Group B match at the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.The Black Maidens meet Canada on Saturday, October 24, at 3:00pm GMT, knowing only…
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- GhanaSoccernet, Ghanaâs Black Maidens must beat Canada to stay in U17 World Cup, says Adarkwa
- SportsWorldGhana, FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup: We have no option but to beat Canada – Black Maidens Coach Nana Joe Adarkwa Positive tone
- GhanaSoccernet, Ghana’s Black Maidens must beat Canada to stay in U17 World Cup, says Adarkwa Positive tone
- Africa Top Sports, FIFA U-17 WWC: Adarkwa Vows Black Maidens Will Beat Canada to Keep Hopes Alive Positive tone
- News Ghana, Black Maidens must beat Canada to stay alive, says Adarkwa Positive tone
- Adom Online, U-17 WWC: Black Maidens qualify for last 16 after win over Canada Positive tone
- Africa Top Sports, FIFA U-17 WWC:Black Maidens Beat Canada 2-0 to Advance to Next Round Positive tone
- GhanaSoccernet, Black Maidens qualify for U-17 Womenâs World Cup last 16 after win over Canada Positive tone
- Ghana Football Association, Black Maidens beat Canada 2-0 to book place in Round of 16 Positive tone
- Modern Ghana, U-17 Women's World Cup: Black Maidens beat Canada to book Round of 16 qualification Positive tone
- GhanaSoccernet, Ghanaâs Black Maidens reach U-17 World Cup last 16 after Canada win Positive tone
- GhanaSoccernet, Ghana’s Black Maidens reach U-17 World Cup last 16 after Canada win Positive tone
- SportsWorldGhana, Black Maidens defeat Canada to book place in Round of 16 at 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Neutral tone
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- Most neutral headline · Ghana Sports OnlineGhana face Argentina next in U-17 Women’s World Cup Round of 16
- Most positive headline · Adom OnlineU-17 WWC: Black Maidens qualify for last 16 after win over Canada
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