The Black Maidens of Ghana fought back twice to secure an exciting 3-3 draw against Brazil in their second group match, earning their first point of the competition after a very entertaining fixture.
The Brazilians took an early lead in the seventh minute through Nicolly Da Silva Manuel.
Ghana responded through Rafia Osman who scored in the 31st minute before Gloria Adomako Ameaa put Ghana ahead for the first time in the game four minutes later, completing a quick turnaround for the Black Maidens.
Brazil, however, struck back in the 44th minute through Kaillany to make it 2-2 at half-time, leaving both sides level after an eventful opening period.
The South Americans regained the lead in the 57th minute when Indy Botosso Kolster found the net, but Ghana continued to push and found a late equaliser in the 85th minute courtesy Priscilla Mensah to secure a share of the points.
The result gives the Black Maidens one point from their opening two matches and will now turn their attention to their final group game against Canada on Saturday, October 24.
