Ghana forward Chantelle Boyle-Hlorkah has expressed confidence in the Black Queens’ growing unity as they prepare for their upcoming fixture against Cabo Verde at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
Reflecting on the team’s development since the last tournament, Boyle-Hlorkah acknowledged that the previous edition served as a learning curve for many players but believes the squad has since matured and strengthened its chemistry.
“The last WAFCON was new for a lot of the girls but we’ve gelled as a team and we’ll be going into the Cabo Verde game with confidence,” she said.
The forward’s remarks highlight a renewed sense of belief within the camp as Ghana looks to build momentum in the competition. With several players now more experienced on the continental stage, the Black Queens are expected to approach the encounter with greater composure and tactical discipline.
Team cohesion has been a central focus in recent preparations, with the technical team working to blend youthful energy with experienced leadership. Boyle-Hlorkah’s confidence underscores the progress made behind the scenes as Ghana aims to assert itself in the tournament.
As the clash with Cabo Verde approaches, attention will be on how effectively the Black Queens translate their improved understanding and confidence into performance on the pitch, with a positive result crucial to their ambitions in the competition.
