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Ghana has become the most recent nation to secure its place in the 2026 World Cup.
The Black Stars were nearly assured of a spot in next year’s tournament before they faced Comoros on Sunday.
Otto Addo’s team entered the match leading Group I, with a three-point advantage over Madagascar and a significantly better goal difference.
After a scoreless first half, Ghana netted the sole goal in the second half, thanks to Mohammed Kudus.
Kudus capitalized on a pass from Thomas Partey to complete a team play, sealing their qualification for the World Cup.
Madagascar finished as runners-up with 19 points, while Mali secured third place with 18 points.
Frequently Asked Questions
How did Ghana qualify for the 2026 World Cup?
Ghana qualified by finishing at the top of Group I, securing their spot after a victory against Comoros.
Who scored the winning goal for Ghana?
The winning goal for Ghana was scored by Mohammed Kudus in the second half.
What were the final standings in Group I?
Ghana finished first in Group I, Madagascar was the runner-up with 19 points, and Mali came in third with 18 points.
