Black Maidens coach Augustine Evans Adotey is expecting a good results next weekend when his charges meet the Gambia in the Fifa under 17 world cup qualifier.
Adotey insists that his team is in shape and ready for the clash with Gambia in Banjul as they seek to make it to the World Cup in 2018.
”I wouldn’t like to promise but what I can say is that we are approaching the game in Gambia to get a good result. They won their first game and they are in good shape as compared to us who were seeded” Adotey told footballmadeinghana.com
”We don’t know much about their style of play but we are still working hard to get a convincing result to make the return match a mere formality”
The Maidens are currently in camp at the Ghanaman Soccer Center of Exellence in Prampram ahead of the qualifier.
By: Eric Adjanor