A commanding performance from host nation France proved Korea Republic’s undoing on Friday as they were beaten 4-0 in the opening match of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Wendie Renard’s brace and the inspirational form of Amandine Henry and Eugenie Le Sommer were the undoubted highlights of the morale-boosting win for France, one which sends them to the top of the Group A table ahead of Saturday’s match between fellow group hopefuls Norway and Nigeria.

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Ghana will be represented in the tournament by the Black Maidens who will face hosts Uruguay, Finland and New Zealand in Group A.



Below is a full schedule of the matches and times the matches are set to take place.

NB: All times are in local time GMT.



The Head coach of the Black Maidens Evans Adotey is however confident of positive result against the hosts Uruguay on Tuesday Evening at 10pm.

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He said, “We need to start well by winning our first game against the hosts, it is crucial we do that since we want to make the next stage early,”



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The Black Maidens remain the only Africa side to ever win 3rd place at the FIFA U-17 women’s world Cup, an achievement coach Evans Adotey wants his team to go past.

They however, have not had the best preparations for this tournament as issues with Ghana Football impeded them ahead of this tournament.



 

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