Ghana’s Black Stars defeated Chad 5-0 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match on March 21, 2025, at Accra Sports Stadium. The game had a number of noteworthy highlights:
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The Outstanding Performance of Ghana
Throughout the game, the Black Stars demonstrated their greater attacking ability and tactical dominance. Their position in the qualifying group was strengthened by their resounding victory, which was the consequence of their well-coordinated play and strategic execution.
Ghana’s defense remained resolute, effectively neutralizing Chad’s offensive efforts. The backline’s coordination and timely interventions ensured a clean sheet, highlighting the team’s defensive strength.
This victory solidified Ghana’s standing in Group I of the World Cup qualifiers. With this win, the Black Stars maintain their lead, staying ahead of Madagascar, Comoros, and Mali.
The match not only showcased individual brilliance but also underscored Ghana’s collective ambition to secure a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Match statistics:
In the FIFA World Cup qualifying match on March 21, 2025, at Accra Sports Stadium, Ghana’s Black Stars secured a decisive 5-0 victory over Chad. The match featured several key moments and statistics:
Goals:
2nd Minute: Antoine Semenyo opened the scoring for Ghana, giving the team an early lead.
31st Minute: Iñaki Williams doubled the advantage with a well-placed header.
36th Minute: Jordan Ayew converted a penalty, extending Ghana’s lead to 3-0.
56th Minute: Mohammed Salisu added the fourth goal, solidifying Ghana’s dominance.
Chad:
Yves Allarabaye received a yellow card in the 26th minute.
Mahamat Thiam was cautioned with a yellow card in the 30th minute.
Djoeta Frederic received a yellow card in the 51st minute.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Ghana maintained 49% possession, while Chad held 38%.
Total Shots: Ghana attempted 115 shots, averaging 10.45 per game, with 31% on target.
Passing: Ghana completed 2,511 accurate passes out of 3,130 attempts, reflecting an 80% pass accuracy.
This comprehensive performance underscores Ghana’s tactical superiority and clinical execution, reinforcing their aspirations in the World Cup qualifying campaign.
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