Nigeria vs Ghana: Time and where to watch Super Eagles face Black Stars
Nigeria vs Ghana: Super Eagles fans demand dominance, lethal attack and indigenous pride against the Black Stars of Ghana.
Toyosi Afolayan
●22nd March 2024
Two of Africa’s biggest teams, Nigeria and Ghana, will play a friendly on Friday at the Stade de Marrakech.
Although the Super Eagles played brilliantly to advance to the Africa Cup of Nations final last month, Ivory Coast, the hosts, eventually took home the prize.
Interim Manager, Finidi George, will surely use the March friendly to check out as many players as possible as Nigeria prepares for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Finidi George has been appointed as the Interim Manager of the Super Eagles. He will lead the team in their upcoming matches against Ghana and Mali later this month. pic.twitter.com/OalaRAVYIw
This will be the first game after the Africa Cup of Nations for both West African teams.
While the Super Eagles made it to the final, where they were defeated by the host, Ivory Coast, the Black Stars failed to advance from the group stage.
Under new manager Otto Addo, the Ghanaians will attempt to start over from scratch. Ghana’s AFCON campaign was incredibly disappointing, even at the group stage.
With Otto Addo back in charge, Ghana will try to defeat the fiercely dominant Nigerian team to kick off their new era on a strong note.
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In the match, Nigeria will also play Ghana, with new management in charge.
The NFF decided not to renew the contract of Jose Peseiro, following the heartbreaking outcome of the AFCON final, despite his excellent performance.
Nigeria VS Ghana: History
Since 2014, the two nations have played four times against one another.
Interestingly, Ghana won all four games with a comfortable 2-0 margin; just one ended in a draw.
Nigeria will be looking to utilize their recent outstanding performance in Africa to earn an important victory after Ghana eliminated them from contention for a spot in the FIFA World Cup in 2022.
Ghana’s Black Stars have become the first African team to qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
They defeated Nigeria on the away goal rule.
Ghana and Nigeria have played 51 games Ghana won 21 games, Nigeria won 11 games and 20 draws were recorded. pic.twitter.com/nAybNSXxl8