Ghana’s Black Stars Set for Crucial World Cup Qualifiers Against Chad on march 21

Ghana’s Black Stars Set for Crucial World Cup Qualifiers Against Chad and Madagascar
Ghana’s Black Stars are gearing up for two pivotal fixtures in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers this March. The team will host Chad at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 21, before traveling to face Madagascar on Monday, March 24.

These matches mark the first outings of the year for Coach Otto Addo’s squad, who are eager to bounce back from a disappointing 2024. After failing to secure a single victory in the 2025 AFCON qualifiers and finishing at the bottom of their group, the Black Stars are now fully focused on their World Cup qualification campaign.

Despite the AFCON setback, Ghana remains a strong contender in the World Cup qualifiers. The team currently sits joint-top of Group I alongside Comoros, with both nations collecting nine points from four matches. The Black Stars have already secured important wins over Madagascar, Mali, and the Central African Republic but suffered a setback with a defeat in one of their matches.

With their World Cup dreams on the line, Ghana will be aiming for maximum points against Chad and Madagascar to strengthen their position in the group. Fans will be eager to see a revitalized performance as the team looks to make a statement on the road to the 2026 tournament.