World Cup 2026: Ghana set sight on round of 32 ahead of England clash

[caption id="attachment_1316575" align="alignnone" width="612"] Ghana's midfielder #08 Kwasi Sibo (Photo by Cole Burston / AFP via Getty Images)[/caption]The Black Stars of Ghana will relish the opportunity of reaching the last 32 of the World Cup when they face England in Boston on Tuesday.Both teams head into the match after opening day victories over Panama and Croatia.

England strolled to a 4-2 win over while Ghana laboured to a 1-0 victory over Panama.A win for either side will see them make it into the final 32 of the competition.In England's triumph last Wednesday, the Three Lions exhibited effortless attacking brilliance spearheaded by Bayern Munich's Harry Kane.

Jude Bellignham and Marcus Rashford were also on target with the latter coming off the bench to seal victory.However, it is their defensive frailties that makes them vulnerable with a out-of-form John Stones partnering inexperienced Ezri Konsa.

And on the flanks Reece James playing at the right while Nico O'reilly featured from the left.Ghana could take advantage of that if they are to be clinical on the night.The Black Stars, who are missing several of their top players including defensive pair of Mohammed Salisu and Alexander Djiku, will count on the partnership of Jerome Opoku and Jonas Adjetey.The West Africans will also want to maintain their record of not losing a second game at the World Cup intact when they face England.