Black Galaxies Set Off for Nigeria Ahead of CHAN Qualifier
The Black Galaxies, Ghana's national football team, set off from Accra early Friday morning en route to Uyo, Nigeria, for the critical second leg of their Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifier against the Super Eagles. Under the leadership of Coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, the team is focused on securing a positive result in the return match, which will determine their qualification for the upcoming CHAN tournament. The Black Galaxies concluded their preparations with a final training session at the Accra Sports Stadium on Thursday evening, where they focused on perfecting their tactics and strategy to ensure they are ready for the challenge that lies ahead in Uyo.
Following a 0-0 draw in the first leg played last Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium, the Black Galaxies are determined to get a favorable result in the second leg. With everything on the line, the team is looking to improve upon their defensive performance in Accra while aiming to capitalize on any offensive opportunities. To ensure they are fully prepared for the high-stakes match, the team will train at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo later today. The match will kick off at 16:00 GMT on Saturday, and the winner will secure a place in the 2025 CHAN tournament, which will be held from February 1-28, 2025, across Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda.
Ghana’s Black Galaxies are no strangers to overcoming adversity, having previously defeated Nigeria to secure a spot in the last CHAN tournament. The players are motivated to repeat this feat, with the aim of causing another upset on Nigerian soil. Both teams are evenly matched after the draw in Accra, and the upcoming match promises to be an intense contest. The Black Galaxies are fully aware of the importance of this fixture and are focused on securing their place in the prestigious tournament. Their determination, character, and strong team spirit will be crucial as they battle for a spot in the 2025 CHAN tournament, with the hope of adding to Ghana's legacy in African football.
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