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Ghana’s Black Queens Advance to Final Olympic Qualifier Against Zambia

Black Queens beat Mauritius 10‑0 on aggregate, winning 3‑0 in the first leg and 7‑0 in the second leg in Sekondi.

Ghana’s Black Queens Advance to Final Olympic Qualifier Against Zambia
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In Brief

  • •Black Queens beat Mauritius 10‑0 on aggregate, winning 3‑0 in the first leg and 7‑0 in the second leg in Sekondi.
  • •The 10‑0 aggregate victory secures a place in the final qualifying round against Zambia’s Copper Queens.
  • •The match against Zambia will decide whether Ghana qualifies for the 2028 Olympic Games for the first time.
  • •The Black Queens aim to overturn the 2024 loss to Zambia that ended their Olympic bid.
  • •The qualification round is a historic opportunity for Ghanaian women’s football.

Why It Matters

The Black Queens’ progression to the final Olympic qualifier marks a significant milestone for Ghanaian women’s football, offering a chance to break a long-standing barrier and secure a debut at the 2028 Games. A successful qualification would elevate the sport’s profile in Ghana, inspire future generations, and potentially attract greater investment and support for women’s football programs across the country.

Key Details

Aggregate Score vs Mauritius
10-0
First Leg vs Mauritius
3-0
Second Leg vs Mauritius
7-0
Upcoming Opponent
Zambia Copper Queens

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