Wafcon 2024: Ghana Quarter-Finalists

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## 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations: Quarter-Finals Set After Group Stage Concludes

the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations group stage has concluded, solidifying the eight teams advancing to the quarter-finals. Several decisive matches unfolded recently, determining the final standings and setting the stage for a thrilling knockout phase.

### Ghana and South Africa Advance from Group C

Ghana earned their place in the quarter-finals with a convincing 4-1 victory over Tanzania. This result propelled the Black Queens to second place in Group C, persistent by a superior goal difference. Simultaneously, the defending champions, South Africa, dominated their match against Mali, securing a commanding 4-0 win and claiming the top spot in the group [[3]].

Despite already qualifying for the knockout stages prior to the match,South Africa – known as Banyana Banyana – demonstrated their strength with a complete performance against their West African opponents. The significant win underscored their status as strong contenders for the tournament title.

### Quarter-Final Matchups Confirmed

The quarter-final pairings are now confirmed. South Africa will remain in Oujda to contest their match against Senegal, who finished third in Group A.Ghana will travel to Berkane to face Algeria in a challenging encounter. Mali, despite their defeat, will continue their tournament journey, taking on the host nation, Morocco, in Rabat.### Disappointment for Botswana

Monday’s outcomes also resulted in the elimination of Botswana from the competition. The Mares’ hopes hinged on a draw in the Ghana-Tanzania match, which would have potentially allowed them to qualify as one of the two best third-placed teams.However, Ghana’s victory dashed those hopes, bringing their participation in the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations to an end.

The quarter-final stage promises intense competition as teams battle for a place in the semi-finals and ultimately, the chance to be crowned champions of women’s football in Africa.

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