Accra: Black Princesses head coach Charles Sampson has emphasized the critical nature of Ghana's upcoming match against South Korea in their FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup campaign, describing it as crucial for their survival in the tournament. The team must secure a victory to keep their hopes of advancing to the next stage alive after suffering a disappointing 3-0 defeat in their opening game.
According to Ghana Web, Sampson acknowledged the difficulty of the initial defeat but stressed that his players have quickly refocused their efforts on the upcoming encounter. "We have to take the next game to be the only game of survival," he stated, highlighting the importance of character and maximum effort from the team.
Sampson has called on Ghanaians to maintain their belief in the Black Princesses, asserting the team's determination to fulfill their tournament objectives. "We came here for a purpose. We will do everything we can to be able to reach there," he affirmed, as the team prepares for the must-win clash against South Korea.