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Kwasi Appiah Eyes World Cup 2026 with Sudan.

Kwasi Appiah, the coach who led Sudan to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), has set his sights on an even greater achievement: qualifying the nation for their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2026. Sudan is currently topping a tough qualifying group that includes powerhouse teams like Senegal and DR Congo.In an interview with BBC Africa, Appiah emphasized the importance of mindset, urging his players to set their goals at the level of elite teams such as Spain, England, and Brazil. Reflecting on football's unifying role in the region, Appiah recalled the emotional moment during their 3-0 victory over South Sudan in Juba, where large sections of the crowd joined in singing Sudan’s national anthem.With determination and resilience, Appiah is focused on leading Sudan to the 2026 World Cup, believing that football can bring lasting unity to […]

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Sudan Victory Celebrations Amid War – How Appiah Brought Joy.

Following Ghana’s unexpected 2-0 loss to Sudan in their AFCON qualifiers, football pundit Kwame Opare Addo has weighed in on the defeat. While acknowledging Sudan’s tactical advantage during the game, Opare Addo argues that the loss does not signify Sudan’s superiority over the Black Stars. Instead, he attributes the loss to a combination of Ghana’s technical shortcomings, poor game management, and a lack of cohesion on the field. He pointed out that Ghana's coaching staff failed to adjust tactics in response to Sudan’s playstyle, particularly in the second half. Opare Addo urged the Ghanaian team to quickly regroup and address their weaknesses ahead of future qualifiers.

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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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Otto Addo Claims Sudan’s ‘Luck’ Will Run Out in Future AFCON Clash.

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo expressed his disappointment after Ghana's 0-0 draw with Sudan in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier held at Accra Sports Stadium on October 10. Despite creating several scoring opportunities, including chances from Antoine Semenyo, Mohammed Kudus, and Inaki Williams, the team failed to convert, leaving them with just two points from three matches.Following the match, Addo stated that Sudan was "very lucky" to secure a draw and vowed that they would not have the same fortune when Ghana faces them again in Libya for the return fixture. With their hopes of qualifying for the tournament in Morocco hanging by a thread, the Black Stars must secure a win in the upcoming match to keep their chances alive and potentially move up to second place in Group F.

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Thomas Partey Withdraws Ahead of AFCON Qualifiers Against Sudan.

The Black Stars face a significant setback ahead of their 2025 AFCON qualifying matches against Sudan, as four key players, including Thomas Partey, have withdrawn from the squad. Partey, who has been the team’s captain since June, is sidelined due to medical concerns and will undergo further tests. Additionally, Joseph Paintsil, Ibrahim Osman, and Kingsley Schindler are out due to injuries. The Ghana Football Association has called up Michael Baidoo, Abu Francis, Ibrahim Sadiq, and Jonas Adjei Adjetey as replacements for the crucial doubleheader.

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Djiku, Mensah, and Nuamah Return to Black Stars for Crucial AFCON Qualifiers Against Sudan.

Black Stars coach Otto Addo has named a 25-man squad for Ghana's upcoming AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Sudan. Key players Alexander Djiku, Gideon Mensah, and Ernest Nuamah make their return after recovering from injuries. Atalanta midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana also rejoined the team after missing previous games. The squad is gearing up for two critical matches in October, aiming to bounce back from recent setbacks in their qualifying campaign.

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NSA Confirms Accra and Cape Coast Stadiums Ready for Ghana vs. Sudan AFCON Qualifier.

The National Sports Authority (NSA) has confirmed that the Accra and Cape Coast stadiums are fully prepared to host the upcoming match between Ghana and Sudan in the qualifiers for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). This announcement comes in light of the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) decision to ban the Baba Yara Stadium due to its poor playing surface.Despite speculation suggesting the game might be relocated to Ivory Coast, Seth Panwum, the NSA Board Chairman, emphasized that both the Cape Coast and Accra stadiums are ready for the match. He urged CAF officials to visit the venues to assess their condition, assuring that if they do, the match will take place in Ghana.The Black Stars are expected to regroup soon for their upcoming doubleheader against Sudan, led by coach Kwesi Appiah.

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