Accra: Ghana winger Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah has expressed that the Black Queens are eager and fully prepared to start their 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) campaign against Cape Verde on Wednesday, July 29, 2026. The Black Queens are entering their Group D opener with high expectations following an intensive preparation period, which has built their confidence and readiness for the tournament.
According to Ghana Web, Boye-Hlorkah emphasized the significance of the upcoming match, stating that the team is excited and has been eagerly anticipating the tournament's commencement. She expressed confidence in the squad's preparation, highlighting their readiness to perform well. The winger reflected on their experiences, noting that their previous time in the host country last year has further solidified their preparedness and determination to succeed.
Boye-Hlorkah also underscored the camaraderie and unity within the team, asserting that the players have developed a strong bond over the course of their training sessions. This cohesion is seen as a pivotal factor in their ability to effectively execute their game plan during the competition.
Additionally, she acknowledged the technical team's role in ensuring the squad's physical readiness. Boye-Hlorkah praised the fitness coach for his contribution to the team's rigorous training regimen, which has equipped them with the necessary stamina and resilience required for the tournament.