Morocco cancel international friendly against Ghana
Morocco have cancelled their planned international friendly against Ghana, which was scheduled to take place in Tangier on 4 October. The fixture was expected to give the Black Stars an opportunity to regroup ahead of their next round of 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. However, the Moroccan Football Federation has called off the match, […]
The Moroccan Football Federation has abruptly cancelled their scheduled international friendly against Ghana, set to occur in Tangier on October 4th. The reasoning behind the cancellation remains undisclosed. This decision comes as a further blow to Ghana, who have struggled in their AFCON qualifying campaign, having lost both of their initial matches.
Ghana's next friendly, planned against Tanzania, was also called off due to a lack of consensus between the two nations' football associations. Carlos Queiroz, the Ghanaian team's coach, must now seek alternative matches as the team braces for three consecutive AFCON qualifier defeats, starting with a 4-2 loss to The Gambia. Ghana's ongoing defeat streak has placed them in a challenging position as they strive to regain their footing and qualify for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, to be hosted by Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. The Black Stars' next competitive fixture is against Somalia in Accra, scheduled for October.
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