Ghana’s Black Stars have been drawn into Group L for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, facing off against England, Croatia, and Panama.
This group promises to be one of the most competitive, with Ghana seeking to advance beyond the group stage for the first time since 2010.
Group L Teams:
England: A top contender with a squad of Premier League stars
Croatia:: 2018 World Cup finalists with experienced midfield leadership
Panama: Physically strong and tactically disciplined, making their second World Cup appearance
Ghana: Aiming to break their recent World Cup barrier with a strong squad
Ghana’s campaign kicks off on June 17, 2026, against Panama in Dallas, followed by matches against Croatia and England.
The Black Stars will rely on intensity, resilience, and clinical finishing to progress.
The draw was held in the United States on Friday, December 5, setting the stage for a thrilling group-stage contest when the expanded 48-team tournament kicks off across the USA, Mexico and Canada.
Ghana, making its fifth appearance at the global showpiece, will compete in Group L, where they will come up against two European heavyweights and a rising CONCACAF side eager to make an impression.
The headline fixture for many Ghanaian fans will undoubtedly be the clash with England, a team packed with Premier League stars and widely considered one of the contenders for the title. This will be the first-ever World Cup meeting between the two nations, sparking early excitement and debate among supporters.
