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GHMediaHubGhana’s quest to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup remains a closely contested battle as the Black Stars strive for the sole automatic qualification spot in Group I. Ghana secured crucial victories, defeating the Central African Republic 4-3 in Kumasi and Mali 2-1 in Bamako, giving them three wins out of four qualification games.
Despite these wins, Ghana’s lead in the standings was overtaken by Comoros following their 2-0 victory over Chad. This result placed Chad at the bottom of the six-team group with zero points, while Comoros achieved their third win in four games, matching Ghana’s record but leading the group due to a superior goal difference (+4) compared to Ghana’s +2.
Jordan Ayew’s goal celebration against CAR highlighted Ghana’s fighting spirit in this campaign. Meanwhile, Madagascar, having played out a goalless draw with Mali, ranks third with seven points, and Mali follows with five points.
The race for the top spot remains intense, with Ghana needing to maintain their winning form to secure automatic qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Source: ghmediahub