The Black Queens of Ghana are gearing up for the second leg of the clash against Guinea in the qualifiers for the 2024 Olympic Games.
The women’s national teams of Ghana and Guinea locked horns in Conakry last Friday in the first meeting of the first round of the qualifiers for next year’s Olympic Games in Paris, France.
At the end of the first leg, Ghana secured a delightful 3-0 victory to make the second leg an easy contest.
Speaking in a post-match interview after the convincing win, Coach Nora Hauptle noted that she believes her side should have scored more goals.
“I think we’ve had a good start in the Olympic qualifiers. We won this game 3-0. We had a stable start and I think in the end the score should have been much higher.
“In the end I’m very satisfied. We are looking forward to travel home to mother Ghana and of course having the second game,” Coach Nora Hauptle said.
Ahead of the reverse fixture, the Ghana Black Queens have arrived safely in Ghana and held a recovery training session on Sunday.
This evening, the Black Queens are training at the Accra Sports Stadium to finalise the preparations for the contest against Guinea tomorrow.
The reverse fixture of the Ghana v Guinea game is scheduled to kick off at 4pm at the Accra Sports Stadium.