Match Report: Black Queens secure vital win over Guinea in 2024 Olympic Games qualifier first leg

In the qualifiers for the Paris 2024 Olympics Games, the Black Queens delivered a commanding performance, defeating their Guinean counterparts 3-0 in the opening round.

The Black Queens secured their victory with goals from Vivian Adjei Konadu, Princella Adubea, and Evelyn Badu, showcasing their dominance throughout the match.

Taking charge early on, the Black Queens swiftly took the lead in the 19th minute courtesy of Vivian Adjei Konadu. The team continued to excel, and Priscilla Adubea extended Ghana’s advantage to 2-0 in the 27th minute, capitalizing on a well-executed team play.

At halftime, the Black Queens maintained a comfortable 2-0 lead. However, Guinea faced a setback just three minutes into the second half when one of their players, Camara Manet, was shown a red card for a reckless challenge on a Ghanaian attacker, reducing them to 10 men.

With the game firmly under their control, Ghana’s Evelyn Badu sealed the victory by converting a pass from Mary Amponsah on the edge of the box, bringing the scoreline to 3-0.

This comprehensive 3-0 triumph gives the Black Queens a significant advantage heading into the second leg, scheduled to take place in Kumasi next weekend.