Black Princesses defender Alexandra Tay is determined to help Ghana make history at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland, with the team aiming to progress beyond the group stage.Tay, who is making her second appearance at the U-20 Women’s World Cup after featuring in Colombia, says the team is focused on using their experience and maintaining composure throughout the tournament.“As a player, I think I try to bring a level of composure and communication to the game. I think that I've really
Black Princesses defender Alexandra Tay is determined to help Ghana make history at the FIFA U-20 Womens World Cup in Poland, with the team aiming to progress beyond the group stage.Tay, who is making her second appearance at the U-20 Womens World Cup after featuring in Colombia, says the team is focused on using their experience and maintaining composure throughout the tournament.As a player, I think I try to bring a level of composure and communication to the game. I think that I've really tried to improve in that area in terms of my communication on the field, especially as a centre-back and from that central position. And so I'm hoping that that's something I can continue to implement in this team now and help us organizationally," she told GFA Communications.We want to advance out of the group and go as far as we can. So we thank you for your support as always. We hope that you continue to support us as we go on this journey and we're going to make you proud,Ghana are making their eighth consecutive appearance at the tournament and will face Ecuador, Korea Republic and France in Group fixtures.
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