Starlets beat Germany 2-1 in Four-Nation Tournament

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BRIGHT 9 years ago

GOOD LUCK, GUYS

GOOD LUCK, GUYS
DIAMOND 9 years ago

Ghana's U17 Black Starlets edge past Westphalia to win tournament in Namibia.

Published on: 21 April 2014

Black Starlets beat German side Westphalia to win four-nation tournament in Namibia.

Ghana's U17 won the four- ...
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Ghana's U17 Black Starlets edge past Westphalia to win tournament in Namibia.

Published on: 21 April 2014

Black Starlets beat German side Westphalia to win four-nation tournament in Namibia.

Ghana's U17 won the four-nation international friendly tournament in Namibia after edging Â German side Westphalia 4-2 on penalties on Sunday.

Two sides drew 1-1 after an entertaining and balanced 90 minutes under the floodlights at the Swakopmund Sports Complex.

When the two sides met in the group stage last Wednesday, Ghana were 3-0 winners but on Sunday night, the Germans, Westphalia came back strong.

Westphalia took the lead through Tobias Tellio, who unleashed a thunderous shot from 30 metres out into the far top left corner and go into the break 1-0 in front.

The Black Starlets came out for the second half with a stirred up display and were in full control with the tournamentâ€™s top goal scorer Abass Issah leading the attack and supported by Kofi Amoakoa, Isaac Twum, Henry Medarious and midfield strong man Joseph Paintsil.

But the Westphalia defence stood firm with Captain Frederick Lach commanding the rear-guard that included Till Schumacher, Maurice Reib and Gert Sahim.

However, Ghanaâ€™s persistence paid off and it was yet again another moment of brilliance as Collins Tanor hit an unstoppable shot from 25 metres out that flew past Westphalia goalkeeper Leon Bruggemier.

The search for the winner was dramatic and absorbing, but in the end the two sides settled for one-all draw and penalties had to decide the tie.

In the shoot-pout, Tobias Tellio scored for Westphalia and Emmanuel Sowah equalised for Ghana before Keanu Standeâ€™s kick was saved by Kwesi Asiedu and teammate Cagatay Kader shot over for Westphalia, while Amoakoa and Issah converted for Ghana.

Fabian Reese scored Westphaliaâ€™s fourth and it was up to Henry Medarious to strike and clinch victory for Ghana, and he did just that.

The eight games of the tournament saw 21 goals scored and Abass Issah emerged topscorer with four goals, two more than teammates Kofi Amoakoa and Hendry Medarious.

South Africa won bronze after beating hosts Namibia 2-0.
Ghanaba 9 years ago

Please spare us another embarrassment by double checking their ages????

Please spare us another embarrassment by double checking their ages????
Nana Ajena 9 years ago

Ghanaba kwasia...

Ghanaba kwasia...
Ghanaba 9 years ago

Do I deserve insults? God bless you!

Do I deserve insults? God bless you!
Villager 9 years ago

NO, YOU DON'T. JUST READ THE STORY OF FREDDIE ADU

NO, YOU DON'T. JUST READ THE STORY OF FREDDIE ADU
Solja 9 years ago

You see, idiots like nana ajena always think one can always hide behind the internet and insult people, but ghanaba did the wise thing by blessing u instead of insulting you back. This should make you turn a new leaf or that ...
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You see, idiots like nana ajena always think one can always hide behind the internet and insult people, but ghanaba did the wise thing by blessing u instead of insulting you back. This should make you turn a new leaf or that God bless you will become a huge curse on you.....and yes the authorities must cross check their ages to avert any embarrassing situations.
KING LOMOTEY 9 years ago

Nowadays, Ghanaba, it is impossible to lie about ur age. You have to show ur birthday certificate. It is a requirement.

Nowadays, Ghanaba, it is impossible to lie about ur age. You have to show ur birthday certificate. It is a requirement.
THE SENTINEL 9 years ago

CONGRATULATE THE YOUNG BOYS WHO ARE DOING EXPLOITS DESPITE ISSA HAYATOU'S VEHEMENT HOSTILITY AGAINST THEM IN AFRICA AND GHANA FOOTBALL IN GENERAKL, AND STOP ASKING THESE STUPID QUESTIONS ALL THE TIME! WHO IS PERFECT IN ALL TH ...
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CONGRATULATE THE YOUNG BOYS WHO ARE DOING EXPLOITS DESPITE ISSA HAYATOU'S VEHEMENT HOSTILITY AGAINST THEM IN AFRICA AND GHANA FOOTBALL IN GENERAKL, AND STOP ASKING THESE STUPID QUESTIONS ALL THE TIME! WHO IS PERFECT IN ALL THINGS?
Adimah A. N.(Virgin-brother) 9 years ago

keep it up n bright more

keep it up n bright more

Kwame Sekyere 9 years ago

Ghanaweb idiots and gutter jounalists! Gabriel Kyeremateng wasn't born in Ghana. He was born in Germany to Ghanaian parents! When will you so called journalists adopt the standards of the profession?

Ghanaweb idiots and gutter jounalists! Gabriel Kyeremateng wasn't born in Ghana. He was born in Germany to Ghanaian parents! When will you so called journalists adopt the standards of the profession?
dollar billz 9 years ago

please read the post again, maybe you lack understanding. Ghana born Germany means he is holding dual citizenship

please read the post again, maybe you lack understanding. Ghana born Germany means he is holding dual citizenship
OSEI TUTU TAWIAH 9 years ago

What the hell is "Ghana born Germany"? If the guy was born in Germany, then he is German born, not Ghana born. If he is still a Ghanaian after being born in Germany, then he is German born Ghanaian and not the other way round ...
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What the hell is "Ghana born Germany"? If the guy was born in Germany, then he is German born, not Ghana born. If he is still a Ghanaian after being born in Germany, then he is German born Ghanaian and not the other way round.
Chu 9 years ago

There is no MRI scanning as this is just a friendly tournament, so it's hulla-balua. Let bull shit walk!

There is no MRI scanning as this is just a friendly tournament, so it's hulla-balua. Let bull shit walk!
DIAMOND 9 years ago

But FIFA and CAF rules still govern.
Any team, especially if they're bitter from losing, have the right to seek MRI verification, believe me.

We should never play with this embedding of youngsters with older players anymo ...
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But FIFA and CAF rules still govern.
Any team, especially if they're bitter from losing, have the right to seek MRI verification, believe me.

We should never play with this embedding of youngsters with older players anymore.

Cameroon and Hayatou have taught us a bitter lesson. Let's learn.
KING LOMOTEY 9 years ago

Birth certificate is a requirement. If you don't show it you can't play. That's the lesson we learnt.

Birth certificate is a requirement. If you don't show it you can't play. That's the lesson we learnt.
AMA GHANA 9 years ago

We are proud of you? keep it up! You are the hope of Ghana's future stars!

We are proud of you? keep it up! You are the hope of Ghana's future stars!
K. 9 years ago

How can 29th minute be referred to as the dying embers of the first half?

How can 29th minute be referred to as the dying embers of the first half?
C A A nomakwah 9 years ago

Well done Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars the sky is the limit

Well done Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars the sky is the limit
Ble Amichia Faustin 9 years ago

Good luck for starlet

Good luck for starlet

Kofi 9 years ago

Age cheating rats!

Age cheating rats!
saint Kwame 9 years ago

Have taken a look at the other countries.In fact when I saw the players the other countries paraded in the last tournament,all I could do was to open my mouth.I think we should find out how they are able to evade the MRI test ...
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Have taken a look at the other countries.In fact when I saw the players the other countries paraded in the last tournament,all I could do was to open my mouth.I think we should find out how they are able to evade the MRI test.

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