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Ghana vs Comoros: Black Stars Aim to Secure World Cup 2026 Spot

Ghana's national team hosts Comoros in a crucial World Cup 2026 qualifier, looking to cement their group-topping position and qualification for next year's tournament with their impressive offensive record.

ParEdwin Gyimah
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Ghana's Black Stars during training session at Accra Sports Stadium ahead of crucial World Cup qualifier against Comoros

Ghana's national team is set to host Comoros at the Accra Sports Stadium in a crucial Group I World Cup 2026 qualifier match tonight, as the Black Stars look to maintain their impressive form and secure their position at next year's tournament.

Match Preview and Significance

The match kicks off at 02:00 GMT on Monday, October 13, 2025, with Ghana holding a commanding position at the top of the group. Following their emphatic 5-0 victory over the Central African Republic earlier this week, Ghana has established a three-point lead with just one game remaining.

As Ghana continues to demonstrate its sporting excellence, the Black Stars have lost only once in their nine qualification matches, showcasing a remarkable run of four wins and one draw in their last five games.

Team Statistics and Historical Context

  • Ghana boasts the best offensive record in CAF qualifiers with 22 goals in nine matches
  • The Black Stars have qualified for four of the last five World Cup tournaments
  • Currently ranked 75th in FIFA World Rankings, compared to Comoros at 105th

Head-to-Head Record

The teams have met four times previously, with Ghana showing their competitive spirit throughout these encounters:

  • Ghana: 1 win
  • Draws: 1
  • Comoros: 2 wins

Comoros' Challenge

Despite being eliminated from World Cup contention, Comoros has shown impressive form, winning five of their nine matches. Their recent 2-1 home defeat to Madagascar ended their qualification hopes, but they remain determined to end their campaign on a high note.

Edwin Gyimah

Ghanaian journalist, covering African affairs for the past 10 years.