Black Stars captain Jordan Ayew has called for patience as the team works to find the right balance under recently appointed head coach Carlos Queiroz.Speaking in a post-game press conference with Sporty TV after Ghana's 1-0 defeat to Colombia in the World Cup Round of 32, Ayew expressed his frustrations but stressed that Queiroz needs time to implement his style."We have a new manager; he just came two months ago trying to install his style, and people are adjusting,"

Black Stars defender Jerome Opoku has called for Ghana to be more threatening in attack after the team crashed out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at the Round of 32 stage following a 1-0 defeat to Colombia.Competing in his first World Cup, Opoku delivered another top performance for Ghana but was left frustrated by the team's blunt attack.Jhon Arias's 14th-minute goal proved the difference as Ghana failed to register a single shot on target across 90 minutes.Speaking in a

Ghana's 1-0 defeat to Colombia in the Round of 32 on Friday extended a frustrating record for the Black Stars: they have never beaten a South American opponent at the World Cup.The loss means Ghana remain winless in four meetings against CONMEBOL nations on football's biggest stage.In four meetings against CONMEBOL nations on football's biggest stage, Ghana have suffered three defeats and one draw.The first came during Ghana's debut in 2006 when Brazil swept

Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz described the World Cup exit as a deeply disappointing outcome after the Black Stars were beaten 1-0 by Colombia in Kansas City.Speaking after the Round of 32 defeat, the Portuguese coach pointed to his teamâ??s effort but admitted the result fell short of expectations.â??Itâ??s a disappointing result. Itâ??s disappointing because the boys worked hard. They tried their best. But the reality is that, on the day, especially in terms of passing

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Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has admitted the Black Stars were beaten by the better team after their 1-0 defeat to Colombia brought an end to their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign.The Black Stars struggled to create clear-cut chances throughout the Round of 32 contest in Kansas City on Saturday, with Colombia controlling large spells of the match before securing a deserved place in the last 16.Carlos Queiroz acknowledged that his side were second best on the day."They controlled

Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has deferred a definitive decision on his future with the Black Stars following the teamâ??s elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The Black Stars bowed out of the expanded tournament in the Round of 32 following a narrow 1-0 defeat to Colombia at the Kansas City Stadium.An early 14th-minute strike by Colombia's Jhon Arias, capitalising on a defensive lapse right after Ghanaian right-back Marvin Senaya was forced off with an injury, proved

The Black Stars have been eliminated from the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 defeat to Colombia at the round of 32. An early strike from Jhon Arias was enough as the South Americans edge the Black Stars to reach the last 16.Colombia will now face Switzerland in the next stage while the Black Stars return to Ghana for a thorough post-mortem of their tournament.Meanwhile, here are the five things GHANASoccernet picked from the defeat to Colombia in Kansas City.Senaya's injury

Ghana captain Jordan Ayew has admitted Colombia deserved to progress after the Black Stars' 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign ended with a 1-0 defeat in the Round of 32 on Friday.The Black Stars struggled to impose themselves throughout the contest in Kansas City, producing no shots on target as Jhon Arias' first-half goal proved enough to send the South Americans into the Round of 16.Speaking after the match, Ayew conceded that Colombia were the superior side on the day and

Ghana captain Jordan Ayew has defended head coach Carlos Queiroz, emphasizing that instilling a new tactical philosophy takes time.Speaking after the Black Stars' elimination from the 2026 World Cup, the veteran forward defended the squad's slow adaptation period, noting that immediate transformations are unrealistic in modern international football.Ghana lost 1-0 to Colombia in a Round of 32 fixture in Kansas City on Saturday morning, with Jhon Arias scoring the only

Ghana's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign came to an end following a 1-0 defeat to Colombia in the Round of 32 on Friday.The Black Stars finished the tournament with one win, one draw and two defeats, scoring just two goals while conceding three across four matches.Despite entering the competition without several key players, including Mohammed Kudus, Mohammed Salisu and Alexander Djiku through injury, Ghana produced a disciplined and competitive campaign under coach Carlos Queiroz.After

Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz has defended his decision not to introduce Brandon Thomas-Asante during Ghana's Round of 32 defeat to Colombia, insisting the striker was utilised exactly when the team needed him throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz has identified a brief loss of organisation following a second-half substitution as the decisive factor behind Ghana's heartbreaking exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz has delivered a blunt assessment of Ghana's attacking display, heavily criticizing his team's poor passing quality following their elimination from the World Cup.

Colombia may have only won by a single goal, but the statistics reveal a match that was overwhelmingly controlled by Los Cafeteros as they booked their place in the Round of 16 with a deserved 1-0 victory over Ghana in Kansas City.The South Americans enjoyed 61 percent possession and completed an impressive 532 accurate passes at a 91 percent success rate, compared to Ghana's 313 completed passes at 83 percent. Nestor Lorenzo's side dictated the tempo from start to finish,

Ghana's impressive run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to an end in the early hours of Saturday after a disciplined and clinical Colombia side secured a deserved 1-0 victory in their Round of 32 clash at Kansas City Stadium

Ghana's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign came to an end on Saturday morning after a disciplined Colombia side secured a deserved 1-0 victory in their Round of 32 encounter at the Kansas City Stadium.The Black Stars battled bravely throughout the contest but struggled to trouble the Colombian defence, failing to register a single shot on target as Los Cafeteros progressed to the Round of 16.Head coach Carlos Queiroz made two notable changes to his starting XI, recalling Lawrence

Cape Verde may have been the World Cup's smallest nation but they leave the largest impact as they depart following defeat by defending champions Argentina in an epic.

SV Werder Bremen are planning to keep German-Ghanaian forward Salim Musah in the first-team squad next season and do not currently see a loan move as an option.The 20-year-old striker has impressed the club with his progress, and sporting director Clemens Fritz says Werder want him to keep growing in Bremen.Musah made his Bundesliga debut last season and went on to play eight top-flight matches, scoring his first goal in the German top flight along the way. That breakthrough has

Kwame Awuah played a key role in Loudoun Unitedâ??s 2-2 draw with Sporting JAX, turning on the class late on to help rescue a point at Segra Field.The Canadian-Ghanaian defender provided the assist for Loudounâ??s second goal in a frantic finish, lifting the hosts after they had spent much of the match chasing the game.Sporting JAX struck first through Kieran Sadlier just before half-time after a clever header from Emil Jaaskelainen, and Loudoun struggled to find rhythm early