Ghana U15 Girls win, reach CAF School Championship WAFU B Final
By Victor Kwawu
Ghana’s U15 girls’ team has secured a spot in the WAFU B Zonal Qualifiers final of the CAF African Schools Championship, dominating Côte d’Ivoire 3-0 in the semifinal clash in Ouagadougou. The defending champions have been sensational in their title defense, scoring 15 goals in three matches, showcasing impressive attacking prowess.
Tournament leading scorer Margaret Akosua Tawiah broke the deadlock from the penalty spot, settling Ghana’s nerves and paving the way for a dominant finish. Belinda Kpentey’s stunning strike and Mavis Koah’s goal sealed the victory, completing a commanding display at the 4 August Stadium.
Ghana’s path to the final has been marked by overwhelming superiority, with wins over Benin (5-0) and Niger (7-0). Their fluidity, attacking flair, and tactical discipline have impressed fans in Burkina Faso, showcasing pace, precision, and creativity.
The Ghanaian girls face hosts Burkina Faso in Thursday’s final, looking to retain their sub-regional title. Ghana enters the tie as favorites, but the home crowd and Burkina Faso’s spirited squad will provide a tough test. The match promises intensity and high-quality juvenile football, as part of CAF’s initiative to strengthen grassroots football and groom African talents
