Ghana’s U15 girls are through to the semi-finals of the CAF African Schools Championship after a confident 2-0 victory over Benin on Thursday at the University of Ghana Stadium.
The win, their second in as many games, secures their place in the final four with a group match still to play. They are set to conclude the group stage later today with a clash against Malawi.
The team kicked off their campaign with a narrow 1-0 triumph over Morocco before delivering a commanding performance against Benin, displaying impressive teamwork and composure throughout the match.
Their success mirrors that of the Ghana U15 boys’ team, who also advanced to the semi-finals after consecutive victories.
With both sides excelling on home turf, Ghana is making a powerful statement as hosts of the tournament, highlighting the country’s rising potential in youth football.
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