A draw in that fixture would guarantee the Black Stars a place in the Round of 32 before they face Croatia in their final group game on June 27.
The report indicates that ghana’s Black Stars produced a disciplined defensive display to frustrate England and secure a 0-0 draw in their second Group L match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Boston.
It further notes that the result leaves both teams on four points, with England remaining top of the group and Ghana sitting second ahead of Panama’s meeting with Croatia later on Tuesday.
A draw in that fixture would guarantee the Black Stars a place in the Round of 32 before they face Croatia in their final group game on June 27.
England dominated possession throughout the contest but struggled to find a way through a well-organised Ghanaian defence that remained compact and difficult to break down for long periods.
The Three Lions controlled the ball from the opening whistle, with Ghana content to sit deep and wait for opportunities to counterattack.
Reece James and Noni Madueke provided much of England’s attacking threat during the first half.
The pair combined effectively down the right flank in the 12th minute, but Thomas Partey produced an important defensive intervention to prevent the move from developing into a clear chance.
England enjoyed almost complete control of possession, recording 283 passes compared to Ghana’s 54 by the 37th minute, but clear opportunities remained scarce.
Declan Rice came closest for England before the break when he met a cross from Madueke but headed over the bar.
Despite spending most of the opening period defending, Ghana showed signs of life late in the first half.
Antoine Semenyo used his strength to shrug off Reece James and drive into the penalty area before winning Ghana’s first corner of the game.
Harry Kane almost broke the deadlock in stoppage time but saw his effort blocked by a crowd of Ghanaian defenders as the teams went into the interval level.
England increased the pressure after the restart.
Anthony Gordon and Djed Spence combined well down the left before Jude Bellingham teed up Madueke, whose effort was blocked.
