Due to the Black Stars’ ongoing campaign at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has unveiled a unique transformation of Accra International Airport to create excitement among travellers and rally support for the national team at the global showpiece.

In partnership with DDP Outdoor, Republic Bank, MullenLowe Accra, and the Ghana Football Association (GFA), GACL has transformed key airport spaces, including the arrival and departure halls, into vibrant fan zones celebrating Ghana’s qualification for and participation in the World Cup.

Ghana’s 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign got off to a winning start on Wednesday night as Carlos Yirenkyi struck deep into stoppage time to secure three priceless points at the Toronto Stadium in Canada.

Back home in Accra, thousands of fans greeted the 95th-minute strike by the 20-year-old midfielder with loud cheers, wild celebrations, and dancing to blaring music as the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Ghana’s “Feel It All” World Cup Watch Party initiative kicked off in thrilling fashion at Ghud Park inside Accra Mall. 

The Black Stars arrive in Boston tomorrow carrying more than the hopes of a nation.

They carry the weight of a World Cup campaign that could be transformed or imperilled over the course of 90 minutes against England.

This is the kind of match that reveals a team's true character .

The Black Starlets Head Coach, Dr Prosper Narteh Ogum, has emerged as the leading candidate to take over the vacant coaching position at Accra Hearts of Oak ahead of the new season.

The Phobians are searching for a new head coach following the departure of Mas-Ud Didi Dramani at the end of the 2024/25 campaign, despite the club finishing third in the Ghana Premier League.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has appointed experienced tactician Kassim Ocansey Mingle as head coach of the technical team tasked with developing and managing the next National Under-17 team made up of players born in 2010.

The newly constituted technical team comprises Hamza Mohammed as assistant coach, Stephen Ahorlu as goalkeepers' trainer, and Waisu Ali Mohammed as team manager.

The 2026 World Cup has become the fastest edition of the tournament to hit 100 goals since 1958 - with the landmark reached in the 33rd game.

Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo brought up the century with the Netherlands' fourth goal in a 5-1 win over Sweden last Saturday.

It is the first time in 68 years it has taken 33 matches to reach triple figures.

The Football Association has remained coy over what will happen when England line up for their next World Cup match against Ghana tomorrow and come up against a familiar opponent in Thomas Partey.

The former Arsenal midfielder played for Villarreal this season, but will be released at the end of his contract this month.

In the pre-match ceremony, all players are expected to shake hands with opponents, and the FA will leave England’s players to decide whether they wish to go through the ritual with Partey.

Ghana's Commonwealth Games medal hopes received a significant boost on Saturday as hurdling star Evonne Fatimah Britton produced a season's best performance in Texas, signalling that she is peaking at precisely the right moment ahead of Glasgow 2026.

The 34-year-old stormed to an outstanding 12.80 seconds in the preliminary heats of the ATX Classic — a World Athletics Continental Tour Bronze meeting — at the Southwestern University Track Stadium in Georgetown, Texas, before returning to clock 12.86s in the final against a strong field.

Former Black Stars midfielder Augustine Ahinful has cautioned that Ghana faces a difficult challenge against England in their World Cup clash tomorrow, urging the team to adopt a solid game plan and maintain confidence in their abilities.

The Black Stars head into the encounter seeking a second consecutive victory after edging Panama 1-0 in their opening Group match in Canada. 

Twenty years after Asamoah Gyan announced himself on football's biggest stage wearing Ghana's iconic No.3 shirt, a new Black Stars hero has emerged in remarkably similar fashion.

Caleb Yirenkyi's dramatic stoppage-time winner against Panama not only secured a priceless 1-0 victory for Ghana in their opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Toronto last Wednesday; it also deepened a striking historical pattern that links the 20-year-old midfielder with the nation's greatest World Cup icon.

Benjamin Asare's World Cup dream began with an unexpected call from the bench and ended with a place in Ghanaian football history.

Now the Hearts of Oak goalkeeper stands on the brink of an even greater challenge — stopping England, and it could define Ghana’s campaign.

Former Ghana midfielder Godwin Attram has urged the Black Stars to show courage in tomorrow’s high-stakes clash with England in Boston, saying the team must attack, keep possession and refuse to be intimidated by the Three Lions.

The former player turned coach warned that retreating into a defensive shell against England could prove fatal. 

Instead, he wants Ghana to play on the front foot, retain possession and force one of the tournament favourites out of their comfort zone in the pivotal Group L clash at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Black Stars goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi has handed Ghana a major fitness boost after returning to training ahead of Monday's crucial World Cup Group L clash with England, with goalkeeping coach Daniel Gasper confirming the St. Gallen shot-stopper is progressing day by day.

Carlos Queiroz has thrown his full weight behind teenage sensation Caleb Yirenkyi, declaring the youngster a future midfield cornerstone for Ghana as the Black Stars emerged from a bruising 2026 FIFA World Cup opener convinced they can trouble both England and Croatia.

Fresh from Ghana’s hard-earned 1-0 victory over Panama at the Toronto Stadium (BMO Field) last Wednesday, the veteran Portuguese coach hailed his side’s resilience, tactical maturity and growing belief, but reserved his strongest praise for lone-goal hero Yirenkyi, whom he believes is destined to become one of Ghana’s next great midfielders.

Every World Cup produces an unexpected hero. For Ghana, that player may have arrived sooner than anyone anticipated.

When Caleb Yirenkyi bundled home a dramatic 95th-minute winner against Panama at Toronto Stadium on Wednesday night, he did more than secure three priceless points for the Black Stars.