Servette FC defender Benedicte Simon has checked into the Black Queens training camp in Birmingham ahead of Ghanaâ??s international friendly against England on Tuesday. The French-born Ghanaian joined the squad on Friday with high spirits and immediately blended into the setup as preparations continue for the December 2 showdown at St. Maryâ??s Stadium.The 27-year-old is one of the new faces handed a maiden call-up by head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren, and her arrival adds

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren says he is highly impressed by the energy, commitment, and mentality displayed by his squad as Ghana steps up preparations in Birmingham ahead of the upcoming high-profile friendly against England on Tuesday, December 2. The Queens regrouped in camp earlier this week, and according to the Swedish trainer, the early signs have been overwhelmingly positive.Bjorkegren revealed that the players arrived with strong enthusiasm and a collective

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has described Ghanaâ??s upcoming friendly against England as one of the toughest tests the team could face, insisting that the match will provide a crucial assessment of the squadâ??s progress on the international stage.The encounter, scheduled for Tuesday, December 2, at the St Mary's Stadium, pits Ghana against the worldâ??s top-ranked side and reigning European champions - a fixture Bjorkegren openly calls â??deep waterâ?

Berekum Chelsea will welcome FC Samartex to the Golden City Park on Sunday for matchday 12 of the Ghana Premier League. Both teams head into the game after victories in the FA Cup in midweek, with Chelsea defeating Debibi United 2-1 while Samartex strolled to a 2-0 victory over former Premier League side Eleven Wise.Meanwhile, in the league, Chelsea lost last week to Aduana Stars in the Bono derby and will be hoping to bounce back against FC Samartex.Samartex, however, shared