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Ghana Black Stars Suffer Heavy Defeat to Sudan in AFCON Qualifiers.

In a shocking turn of events during the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers, the Ghana Black Stars faced a significant setback, losing 2-0 to Sudan. leaving fans and analysts alike questioning the team's performance and strategy.The Black Stars struggled to find their rhythm from the onset, with Sudan taking the lead  in the second half. Ghana's defense appeared vulnerable, allowing Sudan to capitalize on their mistakes. The second goal came shortly after the first, putting the Black Stars in a difficult position to qualify for AFCON 2025.

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Asante Kotoko Withdraws from Capital City Africa Cup Due to Visa Issues.

Asante Kotoko, a prominent Ghana Premier League team, has officially announced its withdrawal from the Capital City Africa Cup, set to take place in Washington, D.C., on October 12. The club faced significant challenges in obtaining visas for its players and technical staff, which ultimately led to this decision.Despite some members of the team already in the U.S. in hopes of resolving the visa situation, the club's efforts proved unsuccessful. In a statement, Kotoko expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing their professionalism and commitment to ensuring participation under favorable conditions.The club reassured fans that the first contingent, consisting of seven players and staff members currently in the U.S., would return to Ghana on October 13. The focus will then shift to the ongoing Ghana Premier League season, as Kotoko aims to build on its strong start.

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Black Sharks Delay Beach Soccer AFCON Camp Due to Funding Issues.

The Ghanaian beach soccer team, the Black Sharks, has yet to start its training camp for the upcoming 2024 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Egypt. Although the team was set to begin their preparations last weekend, they have been informed that there are insufficient funds to support their camping needs.As the players and officials prepared to gather at their designated training base, they were told of the financial constraints preventing them from regrouping. Both the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Ghana Football Association have not provided any explanations regarding the lack of funding for the team’s preparation.This delay raises concerns about the Black Sharks' prospects as they have been drawn into a challenging group that includes East African champions Tanzania, Morocco (gold medalists at the Africa Beach Games), and host nation Egypt. The tournament is […]

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GFA Awaits CAF Decision on Stadiums for AFCON Qualifiers.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is currently awaiting the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) decision on the condition of the Accra and Cape Coast stadiums, which were recently inspected for the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. CAF inspectors visited Ghana to assess these facilities following a request by the Ministry of Sports. The Baba Yara Sports Stadium, which hosted Ghana's previous match against Angola, was banned by CAF due to the poor state of the pitch.Speaking before Parliament’s Sports Select Committee, GFA President Kurt Okraku stated that the association has completed its part and is now waiting for CAF’s official feedback on the stadiums. He refrained from commenting further until CAF delivers its report.Ghana’s Black Stars are set to face Sudan on October 11 in their next AFCON qualifier, hoping to secure their first win after a […]

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