Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Björkegren has praised the supporters in Sekondi for their role in Ghana’s emphatic victory over Mauritius in the second round of the African qualifiers for the 2028 Olympic Games.
The Swedish tactician said the team enjoyed the atmosphere created by the fans, acknowledging their support as an important factor in the Black Queens’ commanding performance.
Ghana defeated Mauritius 7-0 in the second leg of their qualifying tie to secure a convincing 10-0 aggregate victory, having won the first leg 3-0 away from home.
Björkegren was particularly pleased with the backing the team received from the Sekondi crowd, whose enthusiasm helped create an encouraging environment for the players throughout the encounter.
The coach’s comments highlighted the importance of home support in motivating the team, especially during a crucial stage of the Olympic qualifying campaign. The presence of passionate supporters gave the Black Queens an opportunity to connect with their fans while delivering an impressive performance on the pitch.
Ghana dominated the return fixture, displaying attacking quality and clinical finishing to overwhelm their opponents. The seven-goal victory also underlined the team’s ability to turn scoring opportunities into goals while maintaining control of the contest.
Beyond the result, the atmosphere in Sekondi provided another positive takeaway for the technical team, with Björkegren acknowledging the supporters’ contribution to the occasion.
The Black Queens will now look to build on the momentum from their aggregate triumph as they continue their pursuit of qualification for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
The coach’s appreciation of the Sekondi fans also serves as a recognition of the role supporters can play in encouraging the national team as the competition progresses to its more demanding stages.
