Kumasi is a hive of activity ahead of Monday’s crucial 2026 World Cup qualifying encounter between the Black Stars and the Central African Republic.
The Black Stars traveled to Kumasi prepared to resume their mission of qualifying for the World Cup after a spirited 2-1 victory over Mali in Bamako.
The victory over Mali ended Ghana’s seven-game losing streak and gave them new life in pursuing a spot in the tournament, which the United States, Canada, and Mexico will co-host. It was also Ghana’s first victory of 2024.
Even though they fell behind in the first half, the Black Stars showed incredible fortitude. The victory resulted from a header by Ernest Nuamah and a deflected goal by Jordan Ayew.
With Ghana now sitting in second place in their six-team group, the stakes are high for Monday’s match.
Fans in Kumasi have shown their unwavering support, welcoming the team warmly and applauding their efforts in Bamako.
Kumasi in high spirit as the gallant Black Stars return on Monday
The atmosphere at the Baba Yara Stadium is expected to be electric, as the Black Stars aim to secure another vital win that could see them top their group by the end of the month’s qualifiers.
The anticipation is palpable, and the Black Stars are determined to deliver a performance that will bring them closer to their World Cup dreams.
