Black Queens head coach, Nora Hauptle, is gearing up for an important international friendly match against former World Champions, Japan.
Hauptle emphasized the significance of the upcoming game, stating that Japan’s high-class team will provide Ghana with the necessary opposition to enhance their performance.
Japan, who were crowned World Champions in 2011 and currently hold the seventh spot in the world rankings, pose a formidable challenge for the Black Queens.
Hauptle highlighted the areas in which Ghana hopes to improve through this match, such as ball possession and defensive strategies. She acknowledged Japan’s strength in transitioning moments and their ability to analyze their opponents effectively.
During a press conference on Friday, July 12, Hauptle expressed her team’s readiness to face Japan’s skillful players. She revealed plans to surprise their opponents with a smart game strategy while keeping a keen focus on defensive tactics.
The Black Queens are set to clash with Japan at the Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium in a highly anticipated match that will test their abilities and provide valuable experience. Ghana’s national women’s team is eager to showcase their potential and demonstrate their progress under the guidance of Coach Nora Hauptle.
