Ghana’s female national team the Black Queens of Ghana is on ‘fire’ with an incredible performance since the take over of coach Nora Häuptle. Throughout the long term, Black Queens have been exceptionally steady with a great on-field performance that has not been seen for quite a while.
Their last results against Rwanda is an indication of their advancement as a complete team. The Black Queens kept a resonating 7:0 battering of Rwanda in the first leg of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier (WAFCON) at the Kigali Pele stadium on Wednesday September 20.
The Queens dominated the game from the blast of the whistle with an exciting display in the two halves as they whipped the “She Amavubis” in the first leg.
A second minute goal from Doris Boaduwaa opened the ‘fire’ for the afternoon before Evelyn Badu multiplied the lead with a delightful well-worked strike in the 9th minute in the wake of hooking on a pass from Grace Acheampong.
The Rwandans were more disorganized as Priscilla Adubea got the third of the afternoon with a header on the 30th minute.
In the second half, the Queens continued with their animosity to carry the day. Alice Kusi scored the fourth goal of the game for the Black Queens on the 53rd minute before Evelyn Badu delivered one more lovely strike in the 64th minutr to get Ghana’s fifth goal of the game.
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Ghana had a penalty in 65th minute, but Jennifer Cudjoe missed it. Nonetheless, that didn’t discourage the Queens to keep up with their incredible play, as Anastaesia Achiaa made it six for them with a long reach strike on the 75th minute.
Anastaesia snatched her second a couple of minutes later as the Black Queens gathered it together with a 7-0 win against their Rwanda.
The return leg is scheduled for the Accra Sports Stadium on Tuesday September 26, 2023.
With this scoreline, the Black Queens have recorded a 100 percent execution with no goal against them in the last 6 games. The team has now scored 21 goals in 6 games under Nora Häuptle and are yet to concede.
The Black Queens Of Ghana have demonstrated their prevalence in these games with their accuracy, speed, precise passes, goal ability to poach and confidence during matches.
Watching them is so exciting, as they play not only delightfully, but with the desire to score. The team never give up until the end.
With the Black Queens in the possession of Nora Häuptle, they are bound to make an invasion at the upcoming WAFCON and possibly the next FIFA Women’s World Cup.
