FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup: Black Maidens ready for Argentina showdown – Bashiru-Deen Sumaila

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Black Maidens assistant coach Bashiru-Deen Sumaila has indicated that the team is prepared for their FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Round of 16 encounter against Argentina.The Ghana U17 side will face their counterparts from Argentina on Wednesday, November 28, hoping to advance to the quarter-finals.Speaking in a pre-match interview, Bashiru-Deen Sumaila said the technical team has carefully examined Argentina and discussed the areas Ghana must focus on to avoid giving their opponents opportunities.”We’ve watched Argentina. We had the time to have the girls watch whatever is supposed to be done, what they need to work around, and what we have to be very careful of,” Sumaila stated, as quoted by Ghanafa.org.He stressed the need for tactical discipline and concentration, confirming that the team had worked to address Argentina’s strengths.”The girls are very poised and ready for the game. Tomorrow is going to be a very good game, and we will win. We are going to give our best tomorrow, and success shall be ours, Sumaila added.The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Round of 16 clash between Ghana and Argentina is scheduled to kick off at 15:00GMT.

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