NANA JOE ADARKWA PRAISES JESSICA APPIAH, URGES GHANAIANS TO SUPPORT BLACK MAIDENS AHEAD OF CANADA CLASH

Black Maidens coach Nana Joe Adarkwa has praised Jessica Appiah for her impressive performances at the ongoing tournament, insisting that the talented player deserved the Woman of the Match award. The Black Maidens failed to score in their opening match against Norway but bounced back in their second encounter against Brazil, recording an exciting 3-3 draw at full time. Speaking in an interview with Paul Napoleon Agyeman, host of Scoreboard, Nana Joe Adarkwa described the tournament as a valuable learning experience for both himself and his players. "The tournament is superb, and I am learning a lot. It was my dream to be where I am today," he said. The coach further revealed that the team would approach their next match against Canada with the same mentality and approach they adopted in their previous encounter against Brazil. Adarkwa also singled out Jessica Appiah for praise, highlighting her technical ability and understanding of the game. According to him, the player has demonstrated her quality throughout the tournament and deserves recognition for her outstanding performances. "Jessica Appiah knows how to play the ball, and she has demonstrated that throughout the tournament. She deserves the Woman of the Match award," he stated. The Black Maidens coach also disclosed that several football agents had made enquiries about Jessica Appiah, suggesting that her performances had attracted attention. He concluded by appealing to Ghanaians to continue supporting the Black Maidens as they prepare for their next encounter against Canada. Adarkwa's comments reflect his optimism about the team's progress and his belief that continued national support will motivate the young players to perform better as the tournament He said all these during an interview with Paul Napoleon Agyeman host of Scoreboard.