The Black Stars of Ghana suffered a humiliating and near fatal blow to their chances of qualifying for the 2018 world cup after they suffered a 2-0 loss to the Pharaohs of Egypt.
Ghana was in grave danger of falling far behind the pack in qualifying after an uninspiring goalless draw in the first game against Uganda at home, and failed to provide any suitable response as they were humbled by the Pharaohs.
The Black Stars of Ghana would take to the pitch in Alexandria later today (Sunday) with the awareness that any result less than a win would seriously jeopardise their chances of qualifying for a fourth successive world cup tournament.
The Stars take on the resurgent giant of the African game Egypt, already limping after a self inflicted wound of failing to beat minnows Uganda in the first group game, at home – meaning a negative result puts Ghana at a horrible disadvantage, already falling behind the pack with just two games gone.
The Black Stars of Ghana are currently in Dubai training for the upcoming crunch tie against the Pharaohs of Egypt in the 2018 World Cup qualifiers.
Ghana desperately need a win after drawing the first group game 0-0 against Uganda at home, whilst the Egyptians won 2-0 away to Congo.
Black Stars manager Avram Grant has named his final list of 23 players to commence training for the crunch upcoming world cup qualifier against the Pharaohs of Egypt.
The Black Stars take on the Pharaohs on November 13 in Alexandria, Egypt, and desperately need a win if we’re to get our qualifying campaign back on track.
