Ghana deputy captain Thomas Partey has broken his silence after being denied entry into Canada for the Black Stars 2026 World Cup opening match against Panama last week.The experienced midfielder missed the Black Stars Group L opener against Panama, where the West African football powerhouse managed a narrow victory over their opponent in Toronto, thanks to Caleb Yirenkyiâ??s last-gasp strike.Despite the off-field attention, Partey is now expected to make his first appearance

Black Stars midfielder Thomas Partey says he is looking forward to facing several of his former Arsenal teammates when Ghana take on England in a crucial FIFA World Cup Group L clash on Tuesday.The 33-year-old is expected to return to Ghana's starting lineup after missing the Black Stars' opening 1-0 victory over Panama, setting up a reunion with familiar faces from his five-year spell at Arsenal.Partey joined the Gunners from Atletico Madrid in October 2020 and spent

Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has declared himself mentally focused and fully prepared ahead of the Black Stars' crucial World Cup match against England.The 33-year-old Villarreal midfielder was forced to miss Ghanaâ??s Group L tournament opener against Panama in Toronto.His absence followed a decision by immigration authorities to deny his Canadian visa application due to ongoing legal proceedings in the United Kingdom, which a Federal Court in Ottawa subsequently upheld.Despite

Ghana have received a huge boost ahead of their crucial Group L encounter against England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with midfielder Thomas Partey now available for selection.The experienced midfielder is set to rejoin the Black Stars squad after missing the teamâ??s opening fixture against Panama due to visa-related issues in Canada.Partey, 33, was unavailable for Ghanaâ??s first group match after a Canadian court dismissed his visa appeal on Tuesday. The ruling, delivered

Black Stars forward Brandon Thomas-Asante says Ghana are drawing motivation from those who continue to underestimate the team as they prepare for Tuesday's FIFA World Cup showdown against England in Boston. The Coventry City attacker, who set up the winning goal in Ghana's 1-0 victory over Panama, believes the squad has embraced the role of underdogs.Speaking to Ghanafa.org, Thomas-Asante admitted that while the team appreciates the support of Ghanaian fans, it is also

Former Bayern Munich defender Jerome Boateng believes Ghana's current World Cup campaign could serve as an important stepping stone for the country's next generation of players.Ghana opened their tournament with a dramatic 1-0 victory over Panama in Toronto, courtesy of a stoppage-time winner from Caleb Yirenkyi.The result handed the Black Stars a valuable three points after a match in which chances were scarce and both teams struggled to establish attacking rhythm.The

Former Germany defender Jerome Boateng has cautioned that Ghana's path at the World Cup remains challenging despite their dramatic opening victory over Panama.The Black Stars began their Group L campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win in Toronto on Wednesday.Midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi scored deep into stoppage time to seal all three points after a contest that appeared destined to end goalless.Speaking to Flashscore after the match, Boateng admitted he was pleased with the result

Former Ghana international Nii Odartey Lamptey has admitted he would not be surprised if the Black Stars suffer defeat against England in their crucial Group L clash at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup.Ghana will face the Three Lions in their second group game on Tuesday, June 23, at the Gillette Stadium, with both sides seeking to strengthen their chances of progressing to the knockout stage.The Black Stars, making their fifth appearance at the Mundial, began their campaign with

Ghana will seek to take a major step towards qualification for the knockout stages when they face England in their second Group L fixture at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Boston on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. The Black Stars head into the highly anticipated clash full of confidence after securing a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Panama in their tournament opener.Ghana struggled for large spells against the Central Americans but showed resilience and determination before snatching a late

Media mogul, Kwasi Twum, has endorsed the 2026 All Star Festival ahead of the event scheduled for July in Accra.The fifth edition of the All Star Festival, which features several top Ghanaian and African football stars, is set to take place in Accra next month following the conclusion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.After four successful editions between 2022 and 2025, organisers, The BAC Group, have already begun preparations for what promises to be another exciting

England striker Ivan Toney believes the Black Stars of Ghana have enough quality to pose the Three Lions a threat ahead of their World Cup clash. The European giants will lock horns with the four-time African champions on Tuesday in Boston with hopes of securing an early progression to the round of 32.Both teams started the tournament on winning notes, with England beating Croatia 4-2 while Ghana scrambled to a 1-0 victory over Panama.Toney, who was an unused substitute in England's

England and Arsenal forward Noni Madueke is anticipating a tough challenge from Ghana ahead of their World Cup clash. The Three Lions got off to a bright start in Group L after beating 2018 runners up Croatia 4-2 last Wednesday, with Harry Kane netting a brace and strike from Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford.Ghana, on the other hand, defeated Panama 1-0, courtesy a last-gasp strike from 20-year-old Caleb Yirenkyi.Ahead of Tuesday's blockbuster clash, Madueke - who is

England forward Bukayo Saka has trained with his teammates for the first time since the game against Croatia as the Three Lions prepare for Ghana's Black Stars. The Arsenal star has been struggling with Achilles tendinitis, a problem he has been carrying throughout the 2025/26 season, which saw him miss a handful of Arsenal matches.He started the game against Croatia from the bench and looked set for another role as a substitute as his fitness became a major concern.However,

Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz has expressed confidence that his squad will continue to grow in cohesion and performance, following their opening victory at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Ghana began their campaign with a narrow 1-0 triumph over Panama, a match that looked set to end without goals until late drama decided the contest.Forward Caleb Yirenkyi struck in the closing moments, finishing from a cross delivered by Brandon Thomas-Asante to secure all three points for the Black

Egypt secured a historic triumph in their football history on Monday morning after defeating New Zealand 3-1 in their second Group G match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Mohamed Salah played a decisive role in the victory, as the Pharaohs came from behind at BC Place to record their first-ever win on the global stage.Despite falling behind early, Egypt showed composure and attacking intent throughout the contest, eventually turning the match around to claim top spot in Group G heading

Cape Verde wrote their name into World Cup history on Sunday night after scoring their first-ever goal at the tournament in a pulsating 2-2 draw with Uruguay in their second Group H match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Hard Rock Stadium.The encounter delivered end-to-end drama as both sides pushed relentlessly for maximum points in a fiercely contested battle.Uruguay were first to threaten in the 14th minute when Federico Valverde found space inside the box and shaped up for a promising

Ghana's goalkeeping coach has expressed optimism over Lawrence Ati-Zigi's chances of recovering in time for the Black Stars' crucial FIFA World Cup clash against England, insisting no decision will be rushed.The St. Gallen goalkeeper sustained an injury during Ghana's 1-0 victory over Panama in their tournament opener and has since undergone scans. While the official results are yet to be released, reports suggest the 29-year-old is a major doubt for Tuesday's

Ghana's goalkeeping coach has explained the rationale behind Carlos Queiroz's decision to include four goalkeepers in the Black Stars' World Cup camp, saying the move is aimed at improving the intensity and quality of training sessions rather than increasing matchday options.Although only Lawrence Ati-Zigi, Benjamin Asare and Joseph Anang are part of Ghana's official 26-man World Cup squad, Solomon Agbasi has remained with the team in camp to support training

Ghana's goalkeeping coach has expressed complete confidence in the Black Stars' goalkeepers ahead of Tuesday's FIFA World Cup clash against England, insisting they are fully prepared for the physical and technical demands of the encounter.Speaking to Ghanafa.org, the coach said preparations have been specifically tailored to England's attacking strengths, with the goalkeepers regularly exposed to match-specific scenarios during training."Obviously, England

The Black Starlets' nationwide talent identification programme moves to the Northern Region this weekend, with a two-day scouting exercise scheduled for June 22 and 23 at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale.The exercise forms part of preparations for Ghana's next U17 national team and will be led by newly appointed head coach Kassim Ocansey Mingle and his technical team.Activities will begin at 9:00 a.m. on both days, with players taking part in a series of assessment