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Abdul Fatawu Issahaku – We’re here to bring back the love Ghana midfielder Abdul Fatawu Issahaku said the Black Satellites’ main objective at the U-20 Total Africa Cup of Nations, Mauritania 2021 is to win the trophy and bring back the love to Ghana. “We’re here to bring back the trophy, just send the trophy back to Ghana and bring back the love. We believe in ourselves, and I believe in the whole team that we’re taking the trophy to Ghana,” Fatawu told CAFOnline. The Black Satellites finished Group C in third place, but qualified to the quarterf...

The Black Starlets coach sheds light on Monday’s encounter with the young Atlas Lions

Referee Vincentia Enyonam Amedome Ghana will formally protest to WAFU about the performance of referee Vincentia Enyonam Amedome whose decisions they feel prejudiced the outcome of their WAFU ‘B’ U-17 Cup of Nations match against Ivory Coast. Team leaders of the Black Starlets say they will also file the complaint against the Togolese referee at the Confederation of African Football (CAF), claiming unfair officiating in Tuesday’s match at the tournament in Lome. Peeved with the dismal standard of refereeing in Tuesday match that they lost 3-1, the Ghana team officials say they want the...

Fatai Amoo’s boys then played out a 1-1 draw against Ghana which almost ended their campaign in the tournament but managed to reach the semi-finals after the Black Starlets lost to the young Elephants. The Golden Eaglets boss Amoo named a strong squad for the encounter against Burkina Faso in their quest to secure victory. Destiny Emuwahem started in goal for Nigeria while Victor Udoh, Joseph Kuteyi, Chukwuemeka Egbu, Peter Asuquo and Papo were also handed starting roles. The match got underway with both sides aiming to outwit each other but despite their efforts, the first half ended 0-0.

Duro Ikhazuagbe After getting an unusual lifeline from Côte d’Ivoire to qualify for the semi final of the WAFU B Under-17 Tournament, Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets will attempt to build on that by ensuring they overcome Burkina Faso today. Five-time world champions Eaglets will play the Burkinabes with the sole aim of reaching the final to stand the chance of qualifying for the Under-17 AFCON scheduled to hold March in Morocco. Eaglets were already at the exit doors of the tournament after they were beaten in opening Group B game by the Baby Elephants and drew with the Black Starlets of Ghana...