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Home 2026 World Cup Qualifiers Ghana on Brink of World Cup after Beating Mali a…
2026 World Cup Qualifiers Sep 9, 2025 2 min read

Ghana on Brink of World Cup after Beating Mali as Algeria held by Guinea

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Ghana secured a precious 1-0 victory in their Group I World Cup qualifier at home to Mali, while Algeria were held by Guinea.

Alexander Djiku scrambled the ball into the net at the back post from a Jordan Ayew corner to seal a crucial three points for his nation.

Ghana now lead the table with 19 points, three ahead of second-placed Madagascar and four more than Comoros. The Black Stars travel to Central African Republic and host Comoros in their final two qualifiers next month.

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Madagascar kept their qualifying hopes alive with a 3-1 home win over Chad, having trailed at half-time. Goals from Caddy Warren, Rayan Raveloson and Hakim Abdallah sealed the win.

Morocco won 2-0 in Zambia in Group E as Youssef En Nesyri and Hamza Igamane scored to keep up their momentum.

Algeria held

Algeria were held to a 0-0 draw by Guinea and now only have a four-point lead in Group G over Uganda and Mozambique, who both won 2-0 on Monday.

Mozambique beat Botswana thanks to goals from Witi and Faisal Banga, while Uganda's Allan Okello with a penalty and Jude Ssemugabi scored in their victory over Somalia.

Libya's Muad Eisay and Ezoo El Mariamy were on target in the first half in their side's 2-0 victory over Eswatini in Group D.

Libya are in third in the pool with 14 points, one behind Cameroon and two off leaders Cape Verde, who both have a game in hand and meet on Wednesday.

The nine group winners qualify for the World Cup in North America with the four best runners-up going into the playoffs in November to battle for one further place at the finals.

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