Black Queens forward Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah has charged her teammates to complete their WAFCON qualifiers against Egypt in style despite the controversy that shrouded the team’s preparations in Accra.
The players had earlier decided not to train over unpaid bonuses, leading to a meeting with the Minister of Sports and Recreation, Honourable Kofi Adams.
Following a back-and-forth between the team, the GFA and the Ministry, the players later decided to train for Tuesday’s encounter with the Cleopatras.
Ahead of the match, the Nottingham Forest Women star urged her teammates to get the job done in what will be her first game on home soil.
“First half completed 3-0. Let’s go again and get the job done,” she posted on social media.
The Black Queens lead from the first leg after a 3-0 victory in Ismailia. Goals from Doris Boaduwaa, Mary Amponsah and Grace Asantewaa handed Ghana a huge advantage.
An aggregate win will secure the Black Queens their place at the next Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, which also serves as the qualifiers for the Women’s World Cup in 2027.
