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Ghana

Group LFIFA ranking #47CAFGHA

5th appearance · Quarter-finalists 2010

Profile

The Black Stars topped their African qualifying group with competitive performances to reach a fifth World Cup, where they remain one of Africa's most anticipated teams for the drama they inevitably generate. They were a Luis Suárez handball and Asamoah Gyan penalty miss away from the 2010 semi-finals — the nearest any African team has come to the last four. Mohammed Kudus has become one of the Premier League's most exciting attacking players at Tottenham Hotspur, capable of the unexpected at any moment. Thomas Partey provides Champions League and La Liga experience in midfield from his Villarreal years. Antoine Semenyo has made Bournemouth's attack one of the Premier League's most dynamic. Group L's England opener is effectively a home game for Kudus — Tottenham and Premier League familiarity — and Ghana's explosive attacking quality means they should compete for one of the two qualification spots alongside Croatia and Panama.

Ghana fixtures

Players to watch

  • Mohammed Kudus

    Forward · Tottenham Hotspur

    One of the Premier League's most exciting attacking players, Kudus combines explosive pace, close control and a remarkable ability to score from virtually anywhere. His Premier League seasons at West Ham and Tottenham have established him as a match-winner who can operate as a winger, second striker or advanced midfielder with equal effectiveness.

  • Thomas Partey

    Midfielder · Villarreal

    Ghana's most experienced European midfield performer, Partey has played Champions League football across multiple seasons for Arsenal and had a successful career at Atlético Madrid before Villarreal. His physicality, passing quality and ability to dominate central areas give Ghana a genuine Premier League-quality midfield foundation to build their attacking talents on.

  • Antoine Semenyo

    Forward · Bournemouth

    One of the Premier League's most exciting wide forwards, Semenyo has become a key performer for Bournemouth with his pace, direct running and consistent goalscoring output. His ability to beat defenders in one-on-one situations, cut inside onto his stronger foot and deliver in crucial moments makes him one of Ghana's most dangerous and consistent attacking threats.

Group L table

Group L

Top 2 advance · best 3rds may qualify
TeamPGDPts
1England3+47
2Croatia306
3Ghana304
4Panama3-40