The Football Association organised an integrity training session for the Black Princesses as part of preparations for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Poland 2026.

The session, conducted as part of the integrity measures required for participating teams, focused on key integrity risks that players may encounter before and during the tournament.

The players were educated on issues including match manipulation, match-fixing, betting and suspicious approaches, with emphasis on recognising potential threats to the integrity of the competition and the importance of reporting any concerns through established appropriate channels.

The training also reminded the players of their individual responsibility to uphold the values of fair play and protect the integrity of the game as they prepare to represent Ghana in the world cup.

The Black Princesses has been drawn in Group C alongside Ecuador, Korea Republic and France, with their campaign set to begin against Ecuador on September 6, 2026.

GFA Communications