On October 8, 2025, Ghana’s Black Stars crushed Central African Republic (CAR) 5-0 in a World Cup 2026 qualifier.
The match, held at Morocco’s Stade d’Honneur, solidified Ghana’s lead in Group I.
Early Breakthrough
Ghana took control early. In the 20th minute, Mohammed Salisu headed in a precise corner from Mohammed Kudus. The goal set the tone for Ghana’s relentless attack in the Ghana World Cup 2026 campaign.
Second-Half Surge
After the break, Thomas Partey doubled the lead with a calm finish. Alexander Djiku’s header made it 3-0. Thus, Ghana’s dominance overwhelmed a struggling CAR side.
Clinical Finishing Seals Win
Jordan Ayew added a sharp strike, and Kamaldeen Sulemana scored his first senior international goal in the 87th minute. The 5-0 rout showcased Ghana’s tactical precision and attacking flair.
Group I Leadership
The victory keeps Ghana three points ahead of Madagascar in Group I. With a superior goal difference, a draw in their final match ensures Ghana World Cup 2026 qualification.
Final Hurdle in Accra
Ghana faces Comoros at home next. Coach Otto Addo’s squad displayed discipline and fluid play. “We’re ready for the last step,” Addo said, eyeing a return to the global stage.
CAR’s Struggles Exposed
CAR failed to counter Ghana’s waves of attacks. Their lackluster performance offered little resistance, highlighting Ghana’s superiority in this crucial Ghana World Cup 2026 qualifier.
Path to the World Cup
Ghana, quarter-finalists in 2010, aims for another World Cup appearance. Consistent form under Addo positions the Black Stars as strong contenders for 2026 in North America.
Fan and Team Confidence
Supporters are optimistic after the emphatic win. “This team is unstoppable,” a fan said. The squad’s ruthless finishing signals readiness for football’s biggest tournament.
Broader Implications
Ghana’s performance strengthens Africa’s World Cup presence. With one game left, the Black Stars are poised to secure their spot, bringing pride to fans and nation alike.
