National Teams
Ghana faces Uphill task against Portugal
The Black Stars of Ghana are set to tackle Portugal on the Stadium 974 in Doha, for the second sport of group H and each groups might be aiming for a robust begin.
Portugal wish to begin strongly of their sixth consecutive World Cup finals look, and surpass there bronze end within the 1966 version.
They will even need victory, as failure to safe all three factors will imply Portugal have did not win their opening sport in 4 editions of the FIFA World Cup.
Ghana will fondly bear in mind their exploit in 2010 after they made the quarter finals in South Africa, they nonetheless face an uphill job towards the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandes and co.
Portugal might be feeling assured after their check pleasant match towards Nigeria ended 4-nil, even with out the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Portugal are favourites for this specific encounter, however Ghana even have high quality with the likes of Thomas Partey, Inaki Williams, the Ayew brothers amongst different abilities score to go.
The Ghanaians even have a younger workforce that has proven resolve and willingness to undergo, and they’re going to want loads of character and endurance if they’re to get something from the encounter.
Ghana will even be inspired by the truth that they’ve scored in 9 of their 12 earlier World cup matches.
Otto Addo’s workforce will even be trying to make amends for Ghana’s 2014 defeat to Portugal. The Black Stars suffered a final gasp 2-1 defeat to the Seleção.
In the meantime, the presence of Jordan Ayew will even give room for optimism as Ghana have solely misplaced 1 of the final 14 video games the Crystal Palace ahead has scored in.
The match would be the first to be performed on the 44,000 capability 974 stadium; a detachable stadium that was constructed with 974 crates, the quantity 974 additionally tallies with Qatar’s dialling quantity +974.
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