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Watch Video: Blacks Stars of Ghana 🇬🇭 Predicted to Win the Qatar World Cup as they Play Their Open Match with Portugal 🇵🇹. The Black Stars of Ghana are the latest team to go through the traditional photoshoot at the World Cup in Qatar. Ghana has been drawn into a tough group alongside Portugal, Asian giants South Korea and Uruguay. The four-time African champions will face Portugal in their opening group game on November 24 which is today Thursday 4:00 pm every Ghanaian cannot afford to miss this game as they play against their Portuguese opponents. Players of the Black Stars took turns for their official photos ahead of their opening game at the 2022 FIFA World Cup against Portugal. The team led by coach Otto Addo had their media moment before the commencement of the World Cup in Qatar. Black Stars players have taken their official photos for the World Cup in Qatar.  Credit: @WorldCupHQ Source: Twitter  In photos shared on social media, the players had different poses looking exci

Ahafo/R: Neglect of Inter-Schools Games in Deprived areas is the Cause of Ghana Football Diminish-Chief of Kwasu.                           Nana Fosu Boadi Amponem The Chief of Kwasu, a farming community near Bechem in the Tano South Municipal of the Ahafo region, Nana Fosu Boadi Amponem, has revealed that, the fall of Ghana football has been the neglect of inter-schools games in local schools in the country by the Ghana Sports Authority and the Ministry of Youth and Sports.  According to Nana Fosu Boadi Amponem, the government and Ministry of Youth and Sports should focus on inter-schools activities in the country especially the rural communities because there's a lot of talent to ameliorate the Ghana football as compare to previous regime and  therefore urge them to concentrate on our inter-schools activities to enhance the country's football. In an interview with with Alrich24newsgh.com, Nana used the opportunity to deplore over the unprecedented Black Stars penurious perfor

A tale of two countries – between Nigeria and Ghana! If I were the person in charge of sports in Nigeria I would instigate the banishment to Sambisa Forest of any football administrator that dares to suggest that the country imports another foreign coach to handle any of the country’s national football teams. It is now clear to all that the damage done to the psyche of the Nigerian people in the past 6 years, under a German coach that could not perform, is incalculable, saddling an entire country with the humiliating burden of being a party to what amounted to ‘419’, a scam, paying for services not rendered, and making Nigerians, known globally for being smart, streetwise and well-educated, look like fools and bungling school children before a bemused world. In the end, having learnt their lesson, Nigeria still finds that it is still inextricably tied to an asphyxiating contract that hangs around the neck of the country’s football, slowly sucking its blood whilst the ‘vampire’ lounges

GPL: Hearts beg fans for support as team returns to action midweek. Accra Hearts of Oak has called for support from the phobian family to rally behind them as they return to action in the Ghana Premier League after the team’s disappointed campaign from the CAF inter club competition. The reigning league champions will on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 come up against struggling Elmina Sharks at the Ndoum Stadium in matchday eight fixture. With their poor start of the 2021/2022 Ghanaian top-flight league campaign they will be hoping to restore the never say die spirits following their painful exit in the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup campaign.   Amidst their quest to fight to defend their Ghana Premier League title, a win in the midweek action will boost their chances. In a tweet on the club’s official twitter account management asked supporters of the team to support them as they return to action in the ongoing league. ⚽️ CALLING ON ALL PHOBIANS ⚽️ We are back in the @GhanaL

English Premier League COVID-19 protocols what fans go through. ROS BHA hand sanitisers fans. All you need to know if you are planning to attend Premier League matches. Clubs' Codes of Conduct and COVID-19 guidance for fans League updates matchday protocols for fans at matches Dr Hazel's top tips to help dealing with change Do I need COVID-19 certification to attend a match? Every fan over the age of 18 attending Premier League fixtures should be able to show their NHS COVID Pass or other proof of full vaccination, or a negative COVID test taken within the previous 48 hours – as close to matchday as possible, as a condition of entry. All clubs will conduct spot checks and have the authority to refuse entry to the ground if a supporter does not provide the necessary COVID-19 status evidence. How do I get my NHS COVID pass? The simplest way of obtaining certification is with the COVID Pass through the NHS app or website. The COVID Pass can be generated on the app following: You h