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2024 WAFCON: Ghana’s Portia Boakye, Grace Asantewaa named in team of the tournament

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Ghana’s Grace Asantewaa and Portia Boakye celebrate during a 2024 WAFCON match in Morocco. Ask ChatGPT

Portia Boakye and Grace Asantewaa named in WAFCON Team of the Tournament after stellar displays.


2024 WAFCON: Ghana’s Portia Boakye, Grace Asantewaa named in Team of the Tournament

Ghanaian stars shine in continental competition

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Ghanaian footballers Grace Asantewaa and Portia Boakye have earned places in the CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2024 Team of the Tournament. Their selection comes after a series of impressive performances that helped the Black Queens secure a third-place finish.

Black Queens finish strong after early setback

Despite a slow start to the tournament, the Black Queens bounced back with determination. They advanced past Algeria in the quarterfinals before defeating reigning champions South Africa to claim bronze in the third-place playoff.

Asantewaa’s midfield brilliance recognized

Grace Asantewaa stood out as a midfield engine for Ghana, controlling the pace of play with vision and calmness. Her standout performance came during the quarterfinal clash with Algeria, where she earned the Player of the Match award for her dominant display.

Boakye leads by example on and off the pitch

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Ghana’s Grace Asantewaa and Portia Boakye celebrate during a 2024 WAFCON match in Morocco. Ask ChatGPT
Portia Boakye and Grace Asantewaa named in WAFCON Team of the Tournament after stellar displays.

Captain Portia Boakye played a crucial role in the team’s success, bringing leadership, experience, and consistency to every match. Her impact extended beyond her performances, as she also provided guidance and motivation to younger players throughout the tournament.

Among Africa’s best

The two Ghanaians join a talented list of African footballers in the WAFCON Best XI, which includes Esther Okoronkwo and Rashidat Ajibade of Nigeria, Ghizlane Chebbak of Morocco, and Karabo Dhlamini of South Africa.

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