Ghana U20 Women’s coach Charles Sampson has stressed that his team is determined to secure a win against South Korea in their second match at the 2026 FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup.Nicknamed the Black Princesses, the team began their campaign at the ongoing tournament in Poland on Sunday when they lost 3-0 to Ecuador.Ahead of their second Group C fixture against South Korea, Charles Sampson insists that his Princesses will be looking to redeem themselves.“I would just say the first game actua
Ghana U20 Womens coach Charles Sampson has stressed that his team is determined to secure a win against South Korea in their second match at the 2026 FIFA U20 Womens World Cup.Nicknamed the Black Princesses, the team began their campaign at the ongoing tournament in Poland on Sunday when they lost 3-0 to Ecuador.Ahead of their second Group C fixture against South Korea, Charles Sampson insists that his Princesses will be looking to redeem themselves.I would just say the first game actually was a very weird game, weird in many senses. That what we normally do at ease was not really working, and it can also be so many factors difficult to pinpoint. But as a team, and as a sort of character we have in the team here, this is a challenge that we will handle well.The girls were all down, just like myself. But we have shaken it off, and now we are ready to go and redeem ourselves. We are looking forward to tomorrow, the Black Princesses coach said.The Group C clash between Ghana and South Korea will be played on Wednesday, September 9, and is scheduled to kick off at 13:00GMT.
