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Vice Chairman of the Black Stars Management Committee, Stephen Appiah, is confident the team will wrap up their 2026 World Cup qualification in grand style on Sunday.
The Black Stars defeated Central African Republic on Wednesday evening to edge closer to secure a slot at next year’s global showpiece.
Ghana need just one point from their last game to be at the Mundial to be staged in USA, Mexico and Canada.
Following the victory over CAR, Appiah promised fans of an entertaining evening at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday.
“They have done well and for sure and I know that on Sunday, in front of Ghanaians, we are going to celebrate together; that would be the beauty of qualifying for the World Cup,” he told Joy Sports.
“We will play our last game at home, we will beat Comoros and everybody will be happy.”
Ghana sit three points clear of Group I with Madagascar in second position ahead of the last round of games.
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