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Black Maidens goalkeeper anticipates tough duel against Korea DPR
"It won't be easy, especially against Korea DPR in the next round" - Kayza Massey
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The national female U-17 team of Ghana lost 5-0 to Japan in their opening group fixture but they bounced back strongly beating U.S.A 2-1 and Paraguay 1-0.
They thus finished second in Group D with six points, and on Thursday they will slugged it out with Group C winner for a place in the last four.
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“It won't be easy, especially against Korea DPR in the next round. We saw how good Japan are and fully expect the Koreans to be just as tough,” Massey told FIFA.com.
The 15 year-old goalie added: “But we've learned during this tournament how to adjust our game to these different styles of play and I'm sure we'll come up with a plan that will allow us to compete better this time."
Massey has kept between the sticks in three games conceding six goals in those outings.
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