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    Ghana’s Black Queens open camp in Morocco ahead of 2025 Women’s AFCON

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJune 18, 2025No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    At the 2025 Women’s AFCON, the Queens are in Group B alongside South Africa, Tanzania, and Mali At the 2025 Women’s AFCON, the Queens are in Group B alongside South Africa, Tanzania, and Mali

    The Black Queens of Ghana have arrived in Benslimane, Morocco, to begin their final phase of preparations for next month’s TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco 2025.

    The team touched down on Tuesday evening and will spend approximately 14 days in camp, getting ready for the continental competition scheduled from July 5 to July 26.

    According to a notice from the Ghana Football Association, nineteen of the twenty-four players named by Coach Kim Lars in his provisional squad for the tournament have arrived to start training at the Ziaida Palace Hotel.

    Five more are expected to join in the coming days. All training sessions for the Black Queens are closed to the public and media.

    While in Benslimane, Ghana will play a few friendly matches before flying to Oudja for their first game at the tournament.

    At the 2025 Women’s AFCON, the Queens are in Group B alongside South Africa, Tanzania, and Mali.

    The Black Queens will open their campaign against defending champions South Africa on July 7.



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