Coach Ibrahim Tanko has made a heartfelt plea to Medeama fans, calling on them to come out in their numbers and support the team in their upcoming clash against Berekum Chelsea.Tanko shared his worry about the way the team has been discussed in the media, noting that the negativity has been unfair, especially considering Medeamaâ??s strong position in the league."Honestly, it's difficult for me to say something because and the radio station that's supposed to call
Medeama coach Ibrahim Tanko is clear about what his team must do as they prepare to face Berekum Chelsea at home.For him, the goal is simple: take charge of the game and turn chances into goals.Tanko stressed that their approach will not change, even though this fixture carries extra meaning. Berekum Chelsea beat Medeama in Tarkwa last season, a result the players have not forgotten. With Medeama sitting top of the league with 23 points from 12 matches, the coach believes the team
Coach Ibrahim Tanko is keeping a calm focus as Medeama prepare for their league clash against Berekum Chelsea, sharing a clear update on the squadâ??s fitness and availability ahead of the weekend.Tanko explained that most players are available, with only a few missing due to injury or national team duty. "I think Desmond didn't train since we came back and Prince Owusu and he's with the local Black Stars and I think apart from them all the play other players are
Coach Ibrahim Tanko admits Medeamaâ??s draw with Asante Kotoko felt very bitter, but he insists the team has already turned their attention to their next game against Berekum Chelsea.Medeama led 2-0 at the Baba Yara Stadium through goals from Yussif Mubarik (18', Pen.) and Derrick Fordjour (5'). But Kotoko fought back with strikes from Peter Amidu Acquah (59') and Ndongani Samba Gilbani, who scored a dramatic equalizer deep into stoppage time (90â??+5).Tanko
Ghana find themselves in Pot 4 ahead of the 2026 World Cup draw, a position that reflects their current standing in global football.The Black Stars qualified strongly for the tournament, yet their overall ranking leaves them among the lower-seeded nations heading into Fridayâ??s ceremony in Washington.FIFA ranking and recent performanceGhana sit well outside the worldâ??s leading teams in the latest FIFA rankings, and seeding for the draw is decided strictly by those standings.
Ghana will learn their group-stage opponents for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Friday, and fans at home will be able to follow the draw live from Washington.When is the draw? Date: Friday, 5 December 2025 Time in Ghana: 17:00 GMT (5:00 PM local time)Where is it happening? John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C.How can fans in Ghana watch it? SuperSport will broadcast it live across Africa FIFA.com and FIFA YouTube will stream the draw worldwide GTV may
Renowned British sports journalist Kaveh Solhekol has tipped African countries to perform well in the upcoming FIFA World Cup set to take place in the summer of 2026 in North America. His remarks come at a time when excitement is building across the continent, with many hoping that the expanded 48-team format will offer Africa […]
After a difficult spell disrupted by injuries, Asante Kotoko and coach Karim Zito have finally received some good news ahead of their Premier League Matchweek 13 trip to Hohoe.The two important players are back in full training, giving the Porcupine Warriors fresh energy and depth.Midfielder Seth Kwadwo has returned after three weeks out with a hamstring issue that forced him to miss five consecutive games.Winger Walid Fuseini Neymar has also rejoined the group after a month on
Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has opened up about his teamâ??s game plan for their upcoming encounter against Bechem United in the Ghana Premier League this weekend.The Still Believe lads will face the Hunters on Sunday, December 7, in a Week 13 fixture of the 2025/26 campaign.Speaking in a pre-match interview, Winfred Dormon stressed the importance of securing a positive result after Dreams FCâ??s consecutive defeats in the last two matches.He revealed that his team
Ghana will head to the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a squad defined by youth, confidence and a growing belief that this generation can restore the countryâ??s prominence on the global scene.After missing out on the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations but bouncing back with only one defeat in World Cup qualifying, the Black Stars arrive with something to prove.This team is led by players who are stepping into leading roles at the highest levels of the club game. Mohammed Kudus continues to
Nigeria captain William Troost-Ekong has confirmed his retirement from international football, bringing an end to an impressive decade with the Super Eagles.The 32-year-old announced on Thursday, 4 December, just 16 days before the start of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Although stepping away from active duty, Troost-Ekong is expected to travel with the squad for the tournament in a supportive, non-playing capacity.Troost-Ekong earned his first cap in 2015 during an
World Vision Ghana (WVG) has demonstrated its leadership in sustainable development and humanitarian service, securing three major awards at the 2024 Sustainability & Social Investment Awards (SSI Awards). The awards include best company in environmental sustainability project, best company in climate change mitigation project, and the humanitarian of the year, awarded to Dr. Tinah Mukunda, […] The post World
Mohammed Kudus has never hidden his admiration for Lionel Messi. In a 2024 interview, the Ghana midfielder reflected on the team that shaped his love for football. â??Which team did I like seeing growing up? Barcelonaâ?¦ What was it about them? Messi, easiest one,â? he said.That admiration could soon collide with reality. Argentina are in Pot 1 for Fridayâ??s FIFA World Cup draw in Washington, and the possibility of Ghana landing in the same group remains one of the
World Vision Ghana (WVG) and Unilever Ghana’s Pepsodent brand have rolled out a nationwide oral health campaign targeting more than 25,000 children in underserved communities. The year-long initiative, sealed with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to improve oral hygiene, reduce infections and equip children with lifelong habits for healthy teeth. The World Health Organisation […] The post Unilever,
Ghana will make their fifth appearance at the FIFA World Cup next year, returning to the biggest stage with renewed determination and a fresh opportunity to restore pride.The Black Stars are back after a strong qualifying campaign, and the expanded 48-team format offers a new route to progress when the tournament kicks off in North America.Ghanaâ??s World Cup story has delivered unforgettable highs and painful setbacks. Their debut in 2006 brought excitement to the nation, as
Bechem United head coach Kobina Amissah is optimistic his side can beat Dreams FC in their next fixture in the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.The coach has struggled to turn around the poor form of the Hunters since taking charge of the team in November.In the teamâ??s last outing, Bechem United shockingly lost 2-1 to Hohoe United at home, a result that left coach Kobina Amissah distraught.Speaking ahead of the next match against Dreams FC, the tactician admitted that his
Fridayâ??s 2026 FIFA World Cup draw in Washington will determine how Ghana begin their campaign in North America, a tournament that introduces an expanded 32-team knockout phase following the group stage.The Black Stars are in Pot 4, which guarantees a major challenge, but the new format also offers space for opportunity.A best-case scenario would see Ghana paired with one of the host nations in Pot 1. Canada, Mexico or the United States are strong sides, yet not as daunting
As Ghana prepare to learn their group opponents for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Friday in Washington, one important factor is already clear. No matter where the Black Stars are placed, they will not be short of support in North America next summer.The tournament will be staged across the United States, Mexico and Canada, with many cities hosting large Ghanaian and wider West African communities. That presence could give the team a noticeable lift, particularly in tight matches where
Private legal practitioner Oliver Barker-Vormawor has opposed any move to scrap the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). He makes the point that the OSP is an important office that must stay. “There’s absolutely no way any person should follow the political class to abolish the OSP. Separate your dislike for the occupant from the […]
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