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Ghana’s Black Maidens are into the final round of FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers after a 7-0 triumph over their Guinea counterpart in the second leg encounter at the Cape Coast Stadium on Saturday April 30, 2022.
Goals from, Deejan Kubura, Mary Amponsah, Georgina Aoyem and a brace each from Constance Serwaa Agyemang and Nancy Amoh helped Coach Baba Nuhu’s side record an emphatic 10-1 aggregate score line.
This followed their 3-1 away win recorded in the first leg played in Guinea two weeks ago at the General Lansana Conte Stadium.
Both sides started on a good note as the teams mounted pressure at each other in search of an early goal, creating some good chances in open play.
The pressure kept on till Black Maidens’ took the lead through Nancy Amoh’s corner-to-goal in the 12th minutes, giving Ghana the opportunity to keep their head cool in the game.
Skipper, Georgina Aoyem, doubled the lead six minutes later with a long drive. Nancy Amoh thus grabbed a brace with a goal similar to her first goal via a corner kick in the 29th minutes.
Back from recess with a commanding 3-0 lead, substitute, Deejan Kubura made it four for Ghana just four minutes into the second half after scoring from a Success Ameyaa’s through pass.
Mary Amponsah added the fifth for Coach Nuhu’s ladies with a brilliant goal before a Constance Serwaa Agyemang’s 70th and 81st minutes goals to render the Guinean their nightmare.
The Black Maidens now face Morocco in the fourth and final rounds of the qualifiers.
The 2022 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup is schedule to take place from October 11th to October 30th in India.
