Last Chance in Berkane: Black Queens Face Twiga Stars in Decisive WAFCON Clash

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Ghana's Black Queens Fight for Survival in Final Group C Match Against Tanzania



The stage is set at Berkane Stadium as Ghana’s Black Queens prepare for a must-win showdown against Tanzania’s Twiga Stars in the final group game of the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). With both teams sitting on one point, the stakes couldn’t be higher.








For Ghana, it’s do-or-die. Rooted at the bottom of Group C, only a victory will guarantee advancement to the knockout stages. A draw spells elimination.






 Tanzania, meanwhile, holds a slim chance of progressing with a point, potentially securing one of the best third-place spots.


Team Form Overview


  • Ghana: Struggling for momentum, they’ve won just one of their last seven matches. Their most recent result—a 1-1 draw with Mali—offered brief hope but exposed lingering weaknesses.

  • Tanzania: In a similar run, they’ve also lost two of their last three, but a strong 1-1 draw against South Africa shows they’re capable of frustrating top opposition.





This WAFCON fixture is more than a group-stage closer—it’s a test of resolve, tactical clarity, and national pride. For the Black Queens, it’s the moment to rewrite the narrative and rise.



🔮 Prediction: Expect a tense, tightly contested affair. Ghana may edge it 2-1, driven by urgency and leadership in midfield—but Tanzania's defensive grit could force a dramatic draw.




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