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Home Ghana Football National Teams Black Stars

Former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah says it will be difficult for Black Stars to qualify from Group H

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
November 15, 2022
in Black Stars, Football, Ghana, National Teams, World Cup 2026
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Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah says it will be difficult for Black Stars to qualify from Group H at the 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament in Qatar.

The former Juventus player believes Ghana are paired with top teams at the upcoming 2022 FIFA Mundial.

According to Ghana should concentrate on the Portugal games instead of thinking about revenge against Uruguay.

Speaking to Al Jazeera, the former Juventus star asserted the Black Stars admitted it is going to be difficult considering the group but did not rule Ghana out of the tournament.

“It’s going to be difficult, 2006 when we went to the World Cup in Germany we were underdogs”, Appiah tells Al Jazeera.

“We played against Italy we lost our first game and beat Czech Republic 2-0 who were number two in the world, played USA, number 5 in the world, we beat them. We are capable of doing that. We have to take it game after game”.

Appiah added: “We play Portugal and not thinking about Uruguay. We concentrate on Portugal game and see what will happen. Our players are good”.

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