The WAFU B u-20 Women's Cup of Nations is just around the corner, and the Black Princesses team from Ghana is gearing up for the tournament with a clear mindset: they won't underestimate any country they come up against.
This determination to take every opponent seriously comes straight from the team's coach, Yusif Basigi, who knows that the road to the championship is not an easy one.
With the competition featuring some of the best women's national football teams from West Africa, the Black Princesses are well aware that they will need to bring their A-game to every match.
"This time round I will say all the countries are doing well you can't underrate or underestimate any country. So in as much as we know Ghanaians we have the talent there is more to it than that for me I don't look at it from that angle I look at it from players with character players with insight," Basigi told GFA Communications.
"So that with them you can achieve but if you look at some excuse me to say they are training horses if you see them at training they are perfect. If you use them in tension matches or crucial matches they will disappoint you so for me I am looking at it from that angle,"