Audio By Carbonatix
Black Stars head coach, Chris Hughton, says his team wants to kick off their 2023 Africa Cup of Nations campaign on a winning note against Cape Verde.
The Black Stars are set to get their campaign underway tomorrow, Sunday against Island Nation in their Group B opening game.
Kick off for the encounter at the Stade Félix Houphouët-Boigny in the Ivorian capital of Abidjan is at 8 pm GMT.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference on Saturday, the former Brighton boss stated that his team would approach every game with a similar mindset.
“There is not one bad team in this tournament. Our approach to every game is the same. We would like to begin on a winning note,” Hughton said.
The Black Stars have faced Cape Verde four times ahead of Sunday’s match, winning all of them without conceding a goal.
Latest Stories
-
President Mahama ends Resetting Ghana tour of Ahafo Region
53 minutes -
African negotiators seek delivery of climate commitments at COP31
55 minutes -
BoG develops AI rules for financial sector
57 minutes -
‘Big Push’: Government assures contractors of prompt payments
1 hour -
Court fines miner for breaking into gold buying shop
1 hour -
Tarkwa court jails labourer for three years over GH¢123,000 theft
2 hours -
GAEC must retain nuclear scientists for Ghana’s nuclear ambitions – Minister
3 hours -
Man reportedly mistaken for game and shot by hunter dead in forest
3 hours -
19-year-old mason jailed 15 years for defiling seven-year-old pupil
3 hours -
Ghana’s banking sector assets rise 20.47% to GH¢500.2bn – BoG Governor
3 hours -
22 injured as Sprinter bus overturns at Sege after tyre burst
3 hours -
UN housing expert urges Ghana to strengthen Rent Control Department amid housing affordability concerns
3 hours -
Delta-BCI partnership reaches 166,000 people with breast cancer education
3 hours -
Power restoration fault suspected in Kumasi Central Market fire
8 hours -
The 7-foot giant of Ngleshie Amanfro: Seven-foot Ghanaian Ephraim Saawa dreams of joining the national basketball team
9 hours