Ghana U17
Ghana U17
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Ghana U17

Ghana U17

Matches
23.10.26
CAF U17, Qualification
Burkina Faso U17
Burkina Faso U17
Ghana U17
Ghana U17
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20.10.26
CAF U17, Qualification
Ghana U17
Ghana U17
Ivory Coast U17
Ivory Coast U17
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16.10.26
CAF U17, Qualification
Burkina Faso U17
Burkina Faso U17
Ghana U17
Ghana U17
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13.10.26
CAF U17, Qualification
Benin U17
Benin U17
Ghana U17
Ghana U17
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10.10.26
CAF U17, Qualification
Ghana U17
Ghana U17
Togo U17
Togo U17
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Four consecutive World Cup finals made Ghana's Under-17 football team one of the most successful youth sides in history. Known as the Black Starlets, the national team won world titles in 1991 and 1995, alongside two silver medals. The Ghana Football Association oversees the squad, which competes in African championships and international tournaments for young footballers.

Ghana's first world title came in Italy in 1991, when Emmanuel Duah scored the decisive goal against Spain. Nii Odartey Lamptey received the Golden Ball award after an outstanding tournament, which attracted attention from European football clubs. Two years later, Ghana reached another final in Japan but lost to Nigeria, its West African rival.

The Black Starlets returned to the top in Ecuador in 1995 after defeating Brazil in the championship final. Ghana scored three goals before half-time and held on to secure its second world trophy. The team reached another final in Egypt in 1997, although Brazil took revenge and claimed the title. Ghana then finished third at the 1999 tournament in New Zealand, completing an extraordinary decade of youth football.

Continental success also formed part of that period, with African Under-17 titles in 1995 and 1999. During the 1995 tournament, Ghana won all five matches, scored sixteen goals and conceded only once. Future senior internationals such as Stephen Appiah and Samuel Kuffour developed through Ghana's successful youth football system.

The Black Starlets later returned to the World Cup quarter-finals in India in 2017 after a ten-year absence. Another significant result came in 2025, when Ghana reached the WAFU Zone B final and qualified for the African championship.

Ghanaian football fans can examine the best online sportsbooks in Ghana for odds on major international football competitions. Available goal markets and introductory rewards can help distinguish operators ahead of senior national team matches.

Scores24 provides all the essential information about the team: results of past matches, upcoming match schedule, key statistics, player details, and much more.

Statistics for the last 10 matches

In the last 10 official matches, the team has won 3, drawn 2, and lost 5.

During this time, the team has scored 11. On average, the team scores 1.1 (at home – 0.33), with an average of 1 goals conceded.