The Black Stars of Ghana will play against Chad on March 21, 2025, in the World Cup qualifiers. This will be their first matchup. Chad, ranked lowly, has lost all qualifiers so far, scoring one goal and conceding nine, with their last win in March 2024. Overall, they have only three wins in six years. Despite this, Chad aims to upset Ghana in their upcoming game.

The Black Stars of Ghana are set to compete against Chad in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers on March 21, 2025, at the Accra Sports Stadium. This encounter marks the first-ever meeting between the two teams. Currently, Chad stands at the bottom of Group I, having lost all their matches in the qualifiers so far.

Chad’s performance in the qualifiers has been lackluster, as they have conceded nine goals while scoring only once, resulting in a goal difference of -8. The team has not secured a victory in nearly one year, with their last win occurring on March 26, 2024, against Mauritius.

In terms of historical performance, Chad has recorded only three wins over the past six years, with two of those victories achieved in 2024 against Mauritius. Within this period, the Central African side has participated in 31 matches, accruing a record of 20 losses, 3 wins, and 8 draws.

Despite their disappointing statistics, Chad is motivated to challenge Ghana, who has also encountered difficulties in recent competitions. The qualifiers have shown Chad’s struggles, recording 0 wins, 4 losses, and just 1 goal scored against 9 conceded in their recent matches.

In summary, as Chad prepares to face Ghana in the World Cup qualifiers, their historical performance has been quite poor, with a record of only three wins in six years. Yet, they remain determined to defy expectations in this important match. The clash on March 21, 2025, will serve as a crucial opportunity for both teams to showcase their capabilities.

Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com

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