The Ghana Black Queens are making waves at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON)! Following a nail-biting quarter-final victory against Algeria, securing their place in the semi-finals, the team is gearing up for a crucial clash against Morocco. This match is slated for July 22, 2025, at the Rabat Olympic Stadium.
The tension is palpable as the Black Queens prepare to face the host nation. Morocco will undoubtedly be looking to capitalize on their home advantage, but Ghana is determined to showcase their skill and determination on the continental stage. Fans across Ghana are eagerly anticipating the game and throwing their support behind the team.
Crucial WAFCON Clash: Morocco vs. Ghana
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed Burundian referee Suavis Iratunga to officiate this high-stakes semi-final encounter. Iratunga will be assisted by Carine Atezambong Fomo (Cameroon) and Fides Bangirambona (Burundi). The VAR team will be led by Letticia Antonella Viana (Eswatini). Fair play and accurate officiating will be paramount to the integrity of this important match.
MPs Demand Increased Investment in Women's Sports
The Black Queens' success has sparked renewed calls within Ghana's Parliament for increased investment in women's sports. Members of Parliament are urging the government and the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to allocate more resources to support the development of women's football and other sports across the country.
Hon. Agbenyo Kwesi Fred, Member of Parliament for Guan, highlighted the potential of investing in sports, particularly women's football, to reduce unemployment and stimulate socio-economic growth. The Black Queens' performance serves as a powerful example of the talent and potential within Ghanaian women's sports. This is a call to action for greater investment and support for the future of female athletes in Ghana.
- Black Queens secure semi-final spot.
- Match against Morocco on July 22, 2025.
- Calls for increased investment in women's sports.