Chad head coach Raoul Savoy has expressed confidence that Ghana will secure a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The Black Stars currently top Group I with 16 points from seven matches, leaving them well-positioned with three games remaining in the qualifiers.Ghana, however, dropped two points in their recent Matchday 7 encounter in Nâ??Djamena, as Celestine Ecau cancelled out Jordan Ayewâ??s early strike, resulting in a 1-1 draw.Savoy believes that any failure for the four-time

Mali head coach Tom Saintfiet has set his sights on a landmark victory as his side prepares to face Ghana in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers on Monday.The Eagles, who currently occupy third place in Group I with 12 points, will lock horns with the Black Stars at the Accra Sports Stadium in a decisive Matchday 8 clash.Saintfietâ??s men head into the encounter on the back of a convincing 3-0 win over Comoros in their previous outing.Addressing the media upon Maliâ??s arrival

Ghana captain Jordan Ayew has emerged as the third-highest scorer in Africaâ??s FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifiers, with just three matchdays left in the group stage.The Leicester City forward has been in prolific form, netting six goals, including Ghanaâ??s recent 1-1 draw against Chad in Ndjamena. His contributions have been central to the Black Starsâ?? qualification campaign, with Ghana currently leading Group I on 16 points, three clear of second-placed Madagascar.At the

The Black Stars have pledged to rectify their shortcomings from Thursdayâ??s disappointing draw against Chad when they face Mali in Mondayâ??s critical 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier at Accra Sports Stadium.The teamâ??s renewed determination comes after an encouraging visit from Sports Minister Hon. Kofi Adams to the teamâ??s training camp on Saturday.During the morale-boosting session, Minister Adams reminded the squad of their exceptional capabilities and the hopes

The Black Stars have sent a strong message of reassurance to the nation ahead of their crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier against Mali, promising to deliver victory after their disappointing draw against Chad.Sports Minister Hon. Kofi Adams visited the team's camp on Saturday in a morale-boosting mission, reminding the players of their quality and the hopes of millions of Ghanaians."I know what you're capable of. There's no better team than you. You have the talent,

Ghana's Black Stars have pledged to redeem themselves in their crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier against Mali following a disappointing draw with Chad.The assurance was given to the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, during a morale-boosting visit to the teamâ??s camp on Saturday.Minister Adams reminded the players of their unique talents and the expectations of millions of Ghanaians, stating, â??I know what youâ??re capable of. Thereâ??s no better team

With just days to Ghanaâ??s crucial World Cup qualifier against Mali, Sports Minister Kofi Adams has inspected the Accra Sports Stadium to ensure its readiness.Having resorded a disappointing draw against Chad on Thursday, the four-time African champions will trade tackles with the Eagles on Monday, September 8, 2025The minister revealed that his visit focused on the pitch, dressing rooms, spectator stands, and general logistics to guarantee a smooth match-day operation.â??This

Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams is backing the Black Stars to swiftly bounce back from their disappointing result against Chad as the team gear up for the Mali clash.In a high-stake clash on Monday, September 8, 2025, the West African football heavyweights will play host to the Eagles of Mali at the Accra Sports Stadium, with victory crucial to the teamsâ?? qualification chances.The Black Stars hopes of securing an early qualification to the mundial suffered a

Former Ghana international Dan Quaye has urged the Black Stars to wake-up from their recent slumber in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers as they gear up for the crunch Mali clash.The West African football heavyweightsâ?? hopes of securing early qualification to the mundial suffered a minor setback following a disappointing 1-1 draw in N'Djamena against Chad on Thursday.Ghana were two minutes away from securing a crucial away victory before the host struck through Ecua Celestin

The Black Stars have assured the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams and the entire Ghanaians of victory ahead of their crucial 2026 World Cup qualifying game against Mali.In a high-stake clash on Monday, September 8, 2025, the West African football heavyweights will play host to the Eagles of Mali at the Accra Sports Stadium, with victory crucial to the teamsâ?? qualification chances.The Black Stars hopes of securing an early qualification to the mundial suffered

Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has urged the Black Stars to believe in their abilities as they prepare for Mondayâ??s pivotal 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Mali at the Accra Sports Stadium.Adams visited the teamâ??s camp on Friday, describing the engagement as a morale-boosting gesture following Ghanaâ??s 1-1 draw with Chad in Nâ??Djamena.Captain Jordan Ayew had put Ghana ahead, but a late equaliser denied Otto Addoâ??s side maximum points.Despite

Ivorian referees will handle Asante Kotokoâ??s CAF Confederation Cup first preliminary round clash with Nigerian side Kwara United in Accra.The centre referee Patrick Tanguy Jean Philippe will be supported by compatriots Nouho Ouattara and Lancine Kone, with Ibrahim Kalilou Traore serving as the fourth official for the much-anticipated clash.Meanwhile, experienced Gambian official Bakary K. Jammeh has been appointed as the Match Commissioner, with Sierra Leoneâ??s Sanusie

English-Ghanaian defender Travis Akomeah has shared his excitement after sealing a move to lower-tier club Gillingham FC.The 19-year-old centre-back joins the League Two outfit from Watford on loan until January 2026 and is expected to continue his development at the club.Akomeah, who rejoined the Hornets earlier this year following his departure from Chelsea, joins the Gills until the New Year and could make his league debut this weekend.Having arrived at MEMS Priestfield Stadium,

English lower-tier outfit Gillingham FC have completed the signing of Ghanaian teenager Travis Akomeah on a short term deal.The 19-year-old centre-back joins the League Two outfit from Championship club, Watford on loan until January 2026 and is expected to continue his development at the club.Akomeah, who rejoined the Hornets earlier this year following his departure from Chelsea, joins the Gills until the New Year and could make his league debut this weekend.The English-Ghanaian

Ghana international Ibrahim Sulemana will undergo further tests in Italy to ascertain the extent of injury sustained at Black Stars camp.Sulemana, who secured a loan move to Bologna in the just ended summer transfer window suffered an injury setback prior to the 2026 World Cup qualifying game against Chad, where both teams settled for a 1-1 draw.The former Cagliari midfielder picked up a knee injury during training in Nâ??Djamena on Wednesday, ruling him ruling him out of the

Real Oviedo midfielder Kwasi Sibo has reported to the camp of the Ghana Black Stars ahead of the crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying game against Mali.The bulky midfielder arrived in camp on Saturday and is expected to train with the team before the much-anticipated clash on Monday.Sibo earned a late Black Stars invite, replacing crocked Bologna midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana, who is expected to depart for Italy on Saturday night for further assessment.The Spain-based midfielderâ??s

Midfielder Thomas Partey could miss Black Stars' crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier against Mali on Monday, September 8. The Villarreal midfielder missed the Matchday 7 game against Chad in N'Djamena due to illness.In a statement, the GFA said: â??Thomas Teye Partey fell ill before the Chad match, Ibrahim Sulemana picked up a knee knock in the final training session in Nâ??Djamena, and Elisha Owusu is ineligible for the Mali game due to accumulated yellow cards.â?Due

Ghanaâ??s Constance Agyemang scored to help Texas State fight back for a 1-1 draw with Oklahoma on Thursday at home- the Bobcat Soccer Complex.The visitors took the lead early on when Hadley Murrell sent as spot kick into the bottom left corner for her first goal of the season.But Texas State upped the ante and began to hit back at their opponents until it eventually paid off.Hellen Alormenu threw the ball into Jones, who got just enough of an opening past a defender to send

Ghanaâ??s Constance Agyemang scored to help Texas State fight back for a 1-1 draw with Oklahoma on Thursday at home- the Bobcat Soccer Complex.The visitors took the lead early on when Hadley Murrell sent as spot kick into the bottom left corner for her first goal of the season.But Texas State upped the ante and began to hit back at their opponents until it eventually paid off.Hellen Alormenu threw the ball into Jones, who got just enough of an opening past a defender to send

Minister for Sports and Recreation, Hon. Kofi Adams, has visited the Black Stars camp in Accra to rally support for the team as they prepare for Mondayâ??s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Mali.The Ministerâ??s presence was aimed at boosting morale and underscoring governmentâ??s commitment to the national side ahead of what is expected to be a decisive fixture.The visit comes just days after Ghana were held to a 1-1 draw by Chad in Nâ??Djamena. Captain