Ghana’s opponents for the 2026 world cup qualification to be determined tomorrow

The draw for the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup will take place on July 13 in Abidjan.

Ghana is eagerly anticipating the draw to discover their potential opponents. The draw will be broadcasted live on CAF digital platforms and will determine the groupings for the qualifying campaign.

The winners of each group will secure automatic qualification, while the four best runners-up will participate in a play-off tournament.

Ghana has been placed in Pot 2 for the draw, which means they could face strong opponents such as Nigeria, Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia, Cameroon, Mali, and Ivory Coast.

The other pots consist of teams from different African nations, with each pot representing a different level of seeding.

Below are the Pots

Pot 1:
Nigeria,
Morocco,
Senegal,
Algeria,
Tunisia,
Cameroon,
Mali,
Egypt,
Ivory Coast

Pot 2:
Ghana,
Burkina Faso,
South Africa,
Cape Verde,
DR Congo,
Guinea,
Zambia,
Gabon,
Equatorial Guinea

Pot 3:
Angola,
Benin,
Kenya,
Mauritania,
Congo,
Uganda,
Madagascar,
Guinea Bissau,
Namibia

Pot 4:
Mozambique,
Gambia,
Sierra Leone,
Togo,
Tanzania,
Zimbabwe,
Central African Republic,
Malawi,
Libya

Pot 5:
Niger,
Comoros,
Sudan,
Rwanda,
Burundi,
Ethiopia,
Eswatini,
Botswana,
Liberia

Pot 6:
Lesotho,
South Sudan,
Mauritius,
Chad,
Sao Tome,
Djibouti,
Seychelles,
Eritrea,
Somalia

Source: 3News