U-20 World Cup: Black Princesses beat South Africa to advance to next stage

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Possibility 13 hours ago

Congratulations!! We've made us proud.

Congratulations!! We've made us proud.
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 7 hours ago

We want trophies

We want trophies
Yaa Yaa: TRUSTED ROYALS, CONGRATS ( Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 3 hours ago

You have shown courage, discipline, and true Ghanaian. Their victory is not just a win, but a statement of resilience and potential.
As they rise, all promised bonuses and support must be honored without delay. Consistent in ...
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You have shown courage, discipline, and true Ghanaian. Their victory is not just a win, but a statement of resilience and potential.
As they rise, all promised bonuses and support must be honored without delay. Consistent integrity from leadership will fuel consistent success on the field.
Congratulations, Black Princesses — stay focused, stay united, and aim even higher.
Isaiah. 12 hours ago

Great news is finally coming from our Sports World, which should start a turning point for bigger achievements ahead which is surely caused by President Mahama Super Reset Agenda,;after previous regime made our dear countr ...
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Great news is finally coming from our Sports World, which should start a turning point for bigger achievements ahead which is surely caused by President Mahama Super Reset Agenda,;after previous regime made our dear country suffer a lot in the Sports Arena
Kofi of Africa 12 hours ago

Black Princesses well done, and a very big THANK YOU from Uncle Kofi. Keep pushing hard - never give up hope and you'll even win the FIFA WORLD CUP!

Black Princesses well done, and a very big THANK YOU from Uncle Kofi. Keep pushing hard - never give up hope and you'll even win the FIFA WORLD CUP!
....... 11 hours ago

Wow! Keep it up girls.

Wow! Keep it up girls.
Mike 11 hours ago

Well done girls but despite the win the handles should find a good goalkeeper with a height not less than 6 ft

Well done girls but despite the win the handles should find a good goalkeeper with a height not less than 6 ft
Yaa Yaa: TRUSTED ROYALS, ( Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 3 hours ago

Seriously, Mike??? You mean,“We need a goalkeeper who’s at least 6 ft tall” line—let’s unpack that:
• In women’s soccer the average goalkeeper height is around ~173 cm (5′8″)—not 6′. That’s from major ...
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Seriously, Mike??? You mean,“We need a goalkeeper who’s at least 6 ft tall” line—let’s unpack that:
• In women’s soccer the average goalkeeper height is around ~173 cm (5′8″)—not 6′. That’s from major tournaments like the Euros and World Cup data.
• Even in top leagues, many starting keepers are between 5′8″–5′10″, not monsters guarding a 24-ft wide goal.
• A 6′1″–6′2″ keeper in women’s football is extremely rare and more the exception than the rule—not a baseline.
So saying “find a 6-ft GK” after a match like we’re drafting NBA centers? That’s comic relief, not football analysis.
• Current Ghana women’s team goalkeepers: 1.78 m (~5′10″), 1.68 m (~5′6″), and 1.60 m (~5′3″). None are anywhere near 6′ tall.
• Ghanaian women generally average around ~158–160 cm (~5′2–5′3″) in the population, so finding lots of 6′ women is like hunting unicorns.
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Yaa Yaa: TRUSTED ROYALS, ( Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 3 hours ago

Seriously, Mike??? You mean,“We need a goalkeeper who’s at least 6 ft tall” line—let’s unpack that:
• In women’s soccer the average goalkeeper height is around ~173 cm (5′8″)—not 6′. That’s from major ...
read full comment

Seriously, Mike??? You mean,“We need a goalkeeper who’s at least 6 ft tall” line—let’s unpack that:
• In women’s soccer the average goalkeeper height is around ~173 cm (5′8″)—not 6′. That’s from major tournaments like the Euros and World Cup data.
• Even in top leagues, many starting keepers are between 5′8″–5′10″, not monsters guarding a 24-ft wide goal.
• A 6′1″–6′2″ keeper in women’s football is extremely rare and more the exception than the rule—not a baseline.
So saying “find a 6-ft GK” after a match like we’re drafting NBA centers? That’s comic relief, not football analysis.
• Current Ghana women’s team goalkeepers: 1.78 m (~5′10″), 1.68 m (~5′6″), and 1.60 m (~5′3″). None are anywhere near 6′ tall.
• Ghanaian women generally average around ~158–160 cm (~5′2–5′3″) in the population, so finding lots of 6′ women is like hunting unicorns.
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Abdul Razark 11 hours ago

Congratulations, Girls

Congratulations, Girls

Doomed Africa 11 hours ago

Congrats girls, to beat a South African women team right there in SA is no mean feat. Well done girls!

Congrats girls, to beat a South African women team right there in SA is no mean feat. Well done girls!
Achakanapaya 11 hours ago

Weldone our Princesses.

Weldone our Princesses.
Danso 10 hours ago

Journalist: "the team maintained focused"

Journalist: "the team maintained focused"
Randy Abbey 9 hours ago

Where are those stupid NPP supporters reporting me to cocoa farmers? Where are those idiots?

Where are those stupid NPP supporters reporting me to cocoa farmers? Where are those idiots?
Abacha 8 hours ago

Congratulations to our Princesses. We're proud of you.

Congratulations to our Princesses. We're proud of you.
Datus 7 hours ago

This team is extremely talented and the coaching too is not bad. The only problem is they’re not composed in the opponent area. Otherwise they would have scored Iike 5 goals against South Africa. When u watched them I was v ...
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This team is extremely talented and the coaching too is not bad. The only problem is they’re not composed in the opponent area. Otherwise they would have scored Iike 5 goals against South Africa. When u watched them I was very impressed so im not surprised they win away
Sebastian Deh 24 minutes ago

Well done.

Well done.

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