Black Queens striker Florence Dadson is eyeing a big win against Mali in their final group B game of the 2016 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghana played out a 1-1 draw with nine time champions Nigeria on Wednesday leaving the Black Queens in second place in the group with four points and will need to win big with a lot of goals against Mali to beat Nigeria to the first place finish.
Speaking to the media after the draw with Nigeria, Florence Dadson who currently plays for the Gulf Coast Texans in the United States, says she is confident they can secure a big win to ease their chances of leading group B.
“We could have won against Nigeria but we failed. Now, we will have to go into the Mali game and score as many as we can to be first in our group.” She said.
Nigeria after the draw with Ghana now needs to convincingly beat Kenya in their final group match to assure themselves of the top spot.
Ghana also plays Mali in their final match on Saturday in Yaounde and they will also hope to win by a convincing margin as they are currently second in the group with an inferior goal difference.