The Women’s Sports Association of Ghana (WOSPAG) has sent a goodwill message to the Black Queens as they prepare to face their counterparts in Egypt for qualification to the next African Women's Football Championship.

Mrs. Joyce Mahama, President of WOSPAG in the message said she was hoping that the Black Queens will continue with their excellent performance at the last AWCON where they placed third and brought home the bronze medals.

According to Mrs. Mahama the people of Ghana have confidence in the Black Queens that they can do it and beat Egypt by a wide goal margin to make the second leg just a formality.

She urged the players to obey the coach's instructions like they have been doing and cover every grass to make total victory easy.

"We have the players who are experienced as well as new younger players who have the stamina and speed to run over the Egyptians" she noted.

She hailed the team, coach and players who have been nominated by CAF for awards.

Mrs. Joyce Mahama who is also President of the continental body, African Women In Sports Association (AWISA) prayed for fair officiating and cordial relationships among football bodies, teams, officials and fans.

She also commended the GFA and the Black Queens management for organising a Press Conference ahead of the international friendly match against England.

"We need these high level friendly games to raise the standards of our players and officials, we need good sponsorship to motivate and inspire the Black Queens" she expressed.

Mrs. Mahama hailed the GFA President, Mr. Kurt Okraku and all the leaders in the promotions and development of women's football.

She congratulated MTN Ghana for their contribution and advised other companies to do same.

By Sammy Heywood Okine