Ghana have resumed training with renewed confidence ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying return match against Somalia on Monday.
The Black Stars returned to the pitch on Saturday as they began preparations for their final international fixture of 2026, following a 2-0 victory over Somalia at Sekondi Stadium on Thursday.
The Ghana Football Association said the session was marked by the confidence gained from that result.
“It was a session full of energy, smiles and sharpness, with the players approaching their preparations with the confidence acquired from their 2-0 victory over the Somalis on Thursday at Sekondi Stadium,” the GFA said.
Ghana did not train outdoors on Friday, choosing instead to complete an indoor workout at the team hotel 24 hours after the win. The decision was intended to support recovery, refresh the squad and allow the players to look after their bodies following a hot afternoon in Sekondi.
The Black Stars are scheduled to train again on Sunday as they complete their preparations for the return fixture, which will be played on Monday, 16 November 2026.
The technical staff are expected to focus on the aspects of Thursday’s match that proved decisive as Ghana seek another positive result against Somalia.
The points are important for Ghana as they attempt to continue their progress in the standings and strengthen their prospects of qualifying for the next Africa Cup of Nations, which will be hosted by Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Thursday’s victory has revived hope around the team, with supporters returning to back the Black Stars. Ghana will now look to finish 2026 with another strong performance on Monday.
