Ghana’s U20 team, the Black Satellites, earned a vital 2-0 victory over Niger on Sunday in their second group match of the UFOA B U20 tournament. The win comes after a 1-1 draw against Benin in their opening game, boosting their chances of progressing to the next stage.
Facing off in Group A, Ghana delivered a composed performance, showing resilience and focus after the earlier setback.
The Black Satellites managed to break through Niger’s defense, scoring twice to secure all three points, taking them to four points in total ahead of their next match against Togo.
The first half saw both teams battling for control, but Ghana’s discipline and tactical superiority began to show.
They capitalized on their opportunities and, by the final whistle, had firmly established their dominance over their opponents.
This victory is a significant boost for Ghana, as it positions them well in the group standings. A win in their next game against Togo would further solidify their place in the tournament’s knockout stages.
Meanwhile, the second Group A match of the day between Togo and Benin will take place at 7 p.m. GMT. Both sides will be looking for a positive result to keep their hopes alive in the competition.
