Ghana head coach Nana Joe Adarkwa says he is proud of his players and technical team despite the Black Maidens’ 1-0 defeat by Japan in the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
The result on Sunday, November 1 ended Ghana’s campaign and denied them a place in the semi-finals of the tournament.
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Adarkwa’s side were beaten by the Asian team in the last eight, bringing their run in the competition to an end.
Despite the disappointment, Adarkwa praised the commitment shown by his players and staff throughout the match and the tournament.
“I am proud of the ladies, proud of my technical team; they did well, they played their hearts out, and they did their best, but our best wasn’t enough,” he said.
The Ghana coach also congratulated Japan after their victory.
“In the end, I have to congratulate the Japanese; they did well,” he added.
Adarkwa said the team would assess its performance before deciding how to build on the experience.
“Going forward, we are going to sit back and see what happens; we will build on the positives and learn from the things we did wrong,” he said.
Ghana’s elimination leaves Nigeria as the only African team still competing at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
Nigeria secured its place in the semi-finals by beating Venezuela.
