Ghana’s U15 girls’ team has secured a spot in the semi-finals of the CAF African Schools Football Championship following an impressive 2-0 triumph over Benin at the University of Ghana Stadium on Thursday.
This convincing win marks their second consecutive victory in the tournament, sealing their place in the final four with a game still to play in the group stage. They are set to conclude the group phase later today against Malawi.
After edging Morocco 1-0 in their opener, the Ghanaian side stepped up their performance against Benin, dominating possession and displaying tactical maturity and cohesion.
Their progression adds to the host nation’s growing momentum, as Ghana’s U15 boys have also advanced to the semi-finals with back-to-back victories.
With both teams thriving on home turf, Ghana’s future in youth football continues to shine brightly on the continental stage.
The CAF African Schools Football Championship is a continent-wide initiative by the Confederation of African Football aimed at nurturing grassroots football through structured school competitions.
The CAF African Schools Football Championship is a grassroots football tournament organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), designed specifically for school-aged boys and girls under 15 (U15) across the African continent.
The championship targets young footballers enrolled in schools, aiming to combine education with football development.
It provides a structured platform for students to showcase their talent while staying engaged in their academic lives.
This initiative is part of CAF’s broader effort to develop football from the ground up. By reaching into school systems, CAF hopes to identify and nurture young talent early, long before they reach elite academies or clubs.
