The Black Queens of Ghana arrived home to a warm welcome after finishing third at the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) held in Morocco.
Crowds gathered at Kotoka International Airport to celebrate the team’s achievement, marking Ghana’s best WAFCON performance in over a decade.
The Black Queens clinched the bronze medal after a 2-1 victory over Nigeria in the third-place playoff match.
The result capped off a strong tournament for the squad, who advanced from the group stages with confidence and delivered disciplined performances throughout the knockout rounds. D
espite falling short in the semifinals against host nation Morocco, the team rebounded effectively to secure a spot on the podium.
Their success has drawn national praise and is expected to boost support for women’s football across the country. The Ghana Football Association and Ministry of Youth and Sports have acknowledged the team’s efforts, with discussions reportedly underway about further investment in infrastructure and youth development programs.
This bronze medal finish also strengthens Ghana’s prospects in future international competitions, including qualification pathways for the FIFA Women’s World Cup and Olympic tournaments.
The return of the Black Queens has sparked celebrations and renewed interest in the women’s game, signaling a strong step forward for the national team program.
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