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Mishael Quaynor••233 words · 2 min read Ghana's Black Princesses are set to kick off their World Cup campaign, with their coach sharing his mindset for their crucial first match.
Black Princesses Head Coach Charles Sampson expresses confidence as the team prepares for their World Cup opener against Ecuador. This tournament
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