In a bid to further solidify their position at the top of Group I, Ghana’s senior national football team, the Black Stars, have arrived in Morocco ahead of their highly anticipated clash with Madagascar on Monday, March 24, 2025.
The team’s arrival in Morocco marks the beginning of their preparation for the crucial World Cup qualifier, which will be played at the Grand Stade d’Al Hoceima.
Background
Ghana’s qualifying campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been impressive thus far, with the team bouncing back from a loss to Comoros with consecutive wins against Mali and the Central African Republic.
The Black Stars currently sit atop Group I with 12 points, and a win against Madagascar on Monday would further strengthen their position and move them closer to securing a spot at the 2026 World Cup.
Previous Match
The Black Stars’ convincing 5-0 win over Chad at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 21, 2025, has boosted their confidence ahead of the crucial match against Madagascar.
The team produced a commanding display, taking the lead within 90 seconds through Antoine Semenyo.
Goals from Inaki Williams, Jordan Ayew, Mohammed Salisu, and Ernest Nuamah sealed the win, showcasing the team’s attacking prowess.
Facts and Figures
– The Black Stars have won three consecutive matches in the World Cup qualifiers.
– Ghana’s current squad boasts a mix of experienced players and young talents.
– The team’s captain, Jordan Ayew, has been in impressive form, scoring crucial goals in the qualifiers.
– The Black Stars have not lost a match in the qualifiers since their defeat to Comoros.
– Madagascar has been relocated from Antananarivo due to the unapproved status of their national stadium.
The match against Madagascar is expected to be a tougher test for the Black Stars, given the short rest period and travel involved.
However, with momentum on their side, Otto Addo’s men will be aiming for another strong performance.
The team will be looking to build on their dominant display against Chad and maintain their position at the top of the group.
-BY Daniel Bampoe
