Ghana To Face Nigeria In High-Stakes Opener Of 2025 WAFU U20 Championship

WAFU B U-20 Championship: Ghana, Nigeria share points in Accra - NewsTmes.com.ng

Defending champions, Nigeria, rallied to a 1-1 draw with hosts, Ghana, in their opening game of the 2025 WAFU B U-20 Championship, which is taking place in Accra, Gh. Ghana took the lead in the 25th minute of the game and held the advantage until the 84th minute when Muhammed Abdullahi powered in a header to … The post WAFU B U-20 Championship: Ghana, Nigeria share points in Accra appeared first on NewsTmes.com.ng.

Flying Eagles Battle to 1-1 Draw Against Ghana in WAFU B U20 Championship

Nigeria began their campaign at the 2025 WAFU B U20 Championship with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Ghana on Thursday.

U-20 WAFU Championship: We are ready to face Nigeria - Ghana coach ...

Aziz Misbau named MVP after brilliant display in Ghana-Nigeria WAFU U20 clash Aziz Misbau named MVP after brilliant display in Ghana-Nigeria WAFU U20 clash | SportsWorldGhana.com Aziz Misbau named MVP after brilliant display in Ghana-Nigeria WAFU U20 clas

Black Satellites captain Aziz Misbau was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) after an outstanding performance in Ghana’s 1-1 draw with Nigeria in the opening match of the 2025 WAFU Zone B U20 Championship on Thursday. Playing at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, Aziz opened the scoring in style, firing a thunderous strike into the roof of the net to give Ghana an early lead. His goal set the tone for what proved to be a fiercely…

WAFU B U20 Boys Tourney: Flying Eagles – The NFF Official Website

The Flying Eagles and Ghana’s Black Satellites stifled one another to a 1-1 draw in their opening match of the 2025 WAFU B U20 Boys Tournament at Ghana’s Centre of Excellence in Prampram on Thursday. The Black Satellites took the lead in the 26th minute, with Captain Musbau Azeez finding the back of the net. […]

10 reasons Ghana and Nigeria are the real twins of West Africa — you can’t separate them - Live Ghana TV

When it comes to West Africa, Ghana and Nigeria are like the classic pair of siblings who fight, tease, borrow clothes (and music), argue about who makes better jollof rice, and still can’t live without each other. From music and movies to food and football, these two countries have built a beautifully complicated, competitive, and collaborative relationship that makes them feel more like family than neighbours. The connection between these two…