Audio By Carbonatix Ghana has booked a place in this year’s U20 Women’s World Cup following their win over Uganda in the final round of qualifiers. The Black Princesses defeated the Queen Cranes 3-2 on aggregate following a 1-1 draw in Kampala on Saturday, May 9. Charles Sampson’s side came into the game on the back of a 2-1 first leg win at the Accra Sports Stadium last week Sunday. The head coach made two changes to the starting lineup from the opening encounter with Jessica Appiah Asamoah and Latifa Abesik getting a staring berth. Uganda enjoyed a strong start to the game and were rewarded for their effort in the sixth minute of the game when Sylvia Kabene’s shot deflected off Precious Asante to give the home side the lead. The Black Princesses struggled to hold onto the ball but had an opportunity midway through the first half falling to Agnes Yeboah, but her shot went into the arms of the opposition goalkeeper. Uganda went into the break with a deserved lead and came back from the recess still the better team. Ghana made two changes after the break with Sarah Nyarko and Priscilla Mensah coming on to replace Ivy Osei Owusu and Agnes Yeboah. While those substitutions brought spark into the team, Sampson’s side were reduced to 10 players after Margaret Agyapomaa was given an early shower. Despite going player down, Ghana continued to chase the equaliser. A miscue from the Uganda goalkeeper presented Priscilla with an opportunity to chase the ball before being fouled by her marker in an advantageous position. The follow up setpiec was converted by Linda Owusu Ansah to draw the Princesses level and swing the advantage back into Ghana’s favour. Sarah almost doubled the lead with the volley from long range which was tipped over the crossbar by the Ugandan goalkeeper. Ghana then hanged onto the 1-1 draw in the closing stages to secure a 3-2 advantage. The result means the Black Princesses now qualify for a straight eighth U20 Women’s World Cup with this year’s event scheduled for Poland in September. The Black Princesses are expected to return to Ghana on Monday, September 11. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Tags: Black Princesses Poland 2026 U20 Women’s World Cup Uganda DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Related to this story 2026 U20 WWCQ: Black Princesses hold first training session in Kampala 2026 U20 WWCQ: Black Princesses arrive in Kampala ahead of Uganda second leg ‘We are expecting to pick our ticket to Poland in Uganda’ – Black Princesses boss Charles Sampson 2026 U20 WWCQ: Kurt Okraku visits Black Princesses camp ahead of Uganda second leg 2026 U20 WWCQ: Black Princesses depart Ghana for Uganda second leg BBC uncovers the Ugandan scammers abusing dogs to elicit donations from animal lovers 2026 U20 WWCQ: Black Princesses take first leg advantage over Uganda with comeback win Black Princesses Coach Charles Sampson confident ahead of Uganda Qualifier Man sentenced to death for murder of toddlers at Ugandan nursery Canoe carrying about 35 passengers capsizes on river in Uganda’s west Latest Stories U20 WWC: Black Princesses seal eighth successive qualification after defeating Uganda 30 seconds Mothers treated to fun, gifts and adventure at Joy FM’s Mummy’s Day Out11 minutes Drenched but Unbroken: The resilience of a BECE candidate at the McDan Youth Connect33 minutes Princess Jannis Foundation CEO urges Ghanaians to celebrate Mothers wholeheartedly for their sacrifices40 minutes Court convicts man who threatened to kill police and military officers44 minutes Yaw Sarpong goes home: Family, Fans appeal to keep gospel legend’s music alive2 hours Ghana’s Ignorant Citizens & Predatory Regulators2 hours Ernest Chemists supports 100 mothers with GH₵200k medical bill intervention2 hours From Bare Floors to Desks: Wa East schools receive over 2,000 desks to improve learning conditions3 hours Ghana’s shoppers return—warily: Q1 2026 FMCG performance3 hours President Mahama breaks ground for 1,067-unit Green City Housing project in Ashanti Region3 hours Ho High Court restrains Akpevi and Tsadaviefe clans from holding outdooring or introduction ceremonies in Ziavi3 hours President Mahama announces affordable housing scheme for public sector workers3 hours FIDIC Africa Infrastructure Conference 2026 opens in Accra3 hours President Mahama raises concern over continued abuse of rent advance regulations3 hours