Black Queens and Lionesses to Hold Pre-Match Press Conference in Accra
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GFA prepares ground for a landmark women’s football friendly and the future of the women’s game in Ghana.
Ghana Football Association (GFA) has officially scheduled a press conference ahead of the highly anticipated international friendly between the Black Queens of Ghana and the England women’s national football team, commonly known as the Lionesses.
The event will take place on Monday, October 20, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Asante Hall of the Alisa Hotel in Accra. It aims to spotlight the historic fixture and highlight the growth and development of women’s football in Ghana.
Focus on Women’s Football Development
The upcoming press conference will not only preview the big clash but also discuss the future of women’s football in Ghana, including preparations for the 2025/26 Women’s League season. The initiative aligns with the GFA’s broader efforts to empower and elevate female athletes through strategic programs and investment.
Key Personalities to Attend

Several prominent figures are expected to attend and address the press. Notable among them are:
Ama Brobey Williams, GFA Deputy General Secretary (Administration)
Lydia Donkor, Director General – Ghana Police CID
Hon. Betty Krosbi-Mensah, Technical Advisor to the Minister of Sports and Recreation
Naa Odofoley Nortey, Lawyer/CAF Match Commissioner
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Winnifred Mawudeku, Director, GFA Technical Center
Janice Odonkor, Head of Business Development, GFA
Barbara Araba Yankah, Head of Women’s Football (WPL)
Jennifer Sarpong Amankwah, Head of Women’s Football Development, GFA Technical Directorate
Their presence reflects the high level of commitment to advancing women’s football in the country.
Players and Technical Team to Share Insights
A section of the Black Queens technical team and selected players will also be present at the press conference. They are expected to share their thoughts on the upcoming match, their training preparations, and their vision for the continued growth of the women’s game in Ghana and beyond.
A Match with Meaning
The international friendly between Ghana and England is more than just a game — it represents an opportunity to measure strengths, foster global sporting ties, and prepare for future competitions, including the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualification.
The clash is expected to draw attention from fans, media, and football stakeholders worldwide.
GFA’s Commitment to Empowerment
The GFA has consistently championed the growth of the women’s game through its #EmpowerHerGame campaign. This initiative seeks to build momentum, create opportunities for young girls, and establish clear pathways for women in professional sports.
By organizing events like this friendly and its accompanying press engagement, the association underscores its dedication to strengthening the foundation of women’s football in Ghana.