Black Princesses defender Alexandra Tay is drawing on her previous experience at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup as Ghana prepare for another challenge on the global stage in Poland.Tay, who is making her second appearance at the tournament after featuring in Colombia, believes the Black Princesses are entering the competition with strong motivation and a clear desire to achieve something special."The training has been really good. I think, you know, I spoke today earlier with some FIFA official
Black Princesses defender Alexandra Tay is drawing on her previous experience at the FIFA U-20 Womens World Cup as Ghana prepare for another challenge on the global stage in Poland.Tay, who is making her second appearance at the tournament after featuring in Colombia, believes the Black Princesses are entering the competition with strong motivation and a clear desire to achieve something special."The training has been really good. I think, you know, I spoke today earlier with some FIFA officials and I shared that I think that the motivation behind the group is really strong right now. I think now that we're in Poland, it's a really good mix of excitement and also kind of this real desire to compete and to hunt for something that we haven't done before. So I think we're ready to go," she told GFA Communications.Ghana are making their eighth consecutive appearance at the biennial tournament, with the team determined to progress beyond the group stage for the first time.The Black Princesses begin their campaign against Ecuador on September 6, before facing Korea Republic and France in Group fixtures.
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