
Copper Queens Arrive in Ghana for Paris 2024 Olympic Qualifier
The stage is set for an intense showdown as the Copper Queens, Zambia’s national women’s football team, have touched down in Accra, Ghana, ahead of their crucial Olympic Games qualifier. The highly anticipated clash against the Black Queens of Ghana promises to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams vying for a spot in the prestigious Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Scheduled to take place at the iconic Accra Sports Stadium, the first leg of the third round qualifier will kick off at 7 pm CAT on Friday. The Copper Queens, fresh off their impressive performance at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, are eager to continue their pursuit of Olympic glory against a formidable Ghanaian side.
Led by head coach Bruce Mwape, the Copper Queens face a stern test against Nora Hauptle’s Black Queens, who are determined to secure victory on home soil. With the stakes high and both teams hungry for success, Friday’s match promises to deliver an electrifying spectacle for football fans across the continent.
Following the showdown in Accra, the Copper Queens will return home to Ndola’s Levy Mwanawasa Stadium for the second leg of the qualifier against Ghana. The back-to-back fixtures will test the resilience and determination of both teams as they vie for a coveted spot in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The winner of the Zambia-Ghana clash will advance to the next round to face off against Tunisia and Morocco in a bid to secure one of CAF’s two slots at the Paris 2024 edition. With the competition heating up, every moment counts as the Copper Queens strive to emulate their historic participation in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
As the sole representative of Africa at the Tokyo edition, the Copper Queens captured the hearts of football fans worldwide with their spirited performance. Now, they aim to build on that success and make their mark on the global stage once again, inspiring a new generation of footballers and fans across the continent.
With anticipation reaching fever pitch, all eyes will be on Accra as the Copper Queens and Black Queens lock horns in a battle for Olympic qualification. As the countdown begins, football enthusiasts eagerly await the unfolding drama and unforgettable moments that await in this epic showdown of skill, determination, and passion for the beautiful game.


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