Ghana beat Comoros in qualifiers, book their place at the World Cup | OneFootball

Ghana became the 21st country to qualify for the 2026 World Cup this Sunday by beating Comoros 1–0 at Accra Sports Stadium, in the final round of the African Qualifiers. Mohammed Kudus scored the only goal for the team, which will play at the World Cup for the fifth time in its history.

Five African spots filled

The Ghanaian team joins Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia as CAF (Confederation of African Football) representatives at the World Cup. There are still four spots available for African countries.

Ghana finished the Qualifiers at the top of Group I with 25 points, six more than Madagascar, who lost to Mali and finished in second place.

Match summary

🟡⚪ GHANA 1–0 COMOROS 🟢⚪

Competition: African Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup (Matchday 10)  Venue: Accra Sports Stadium, in Accra, Ghana  Date: October 12, 2025 (Sunday)  Time: 4 p.m. (BRT)

Goal

How the match went

The qualifying goal came early in the second half. Two minutes in, Partey latched onto a ball into the box and squared for Kudus. The forward, well positioned in the six-yard box, slotted it into the back of the net.

See all of Sunday’s African Qualifiers results

Zambia 0–1 Niger Chad 2–3 Central African Republic Burkina Faso 3–1 Ethiopia Djibouti 1–2 Sierra Leone Egypt 1–0 Guinea-Bissau Mali 4–1 Madagascar

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