Black Maidens depart for Liberia ahead of decisive World Cup qualifier

Ghana's Black Maidens have departed Accra for Monrovia ahead of the second leg of their FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifier against Liberia.

The team travelled aboard Asky Air on Tuesday as preparations intensified for the crucial return fixture.

A total of 24 players, 14 officials and two management members made the trip as Ghana aim to complete the qualification task following a dominant first-leg performance.

The Black Maidens produced an impressive display in the opening encounter, recording a commanding 6-0 victory to place themselves in a strong position ahead of the return match in Liberia.

The technical team is expected to continue final preparations upon arrival in Monrovia, with the players determined to maintain their momentum and secure progression to the next stage of the qualifiers.

Ghana remain one of Africa's most successful teams at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup and are aiming to secure another appearance on the global stage.

The Black Maidens will be confident of finishing the job in Liberia as they continue their pursuit of qualification for the tournament.