2022 World Cup: Ghana Can Beat Any Team within the World - Otto Addo | Soccer/Soccer
Fri, 28 Oct 2022 19:30
Otto Addo has claimed Ghana have what it takes to beat each staff on this planet forward of the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar.
The Black Stars have been pooled in Group H of the worldwide competitors set for the Gulf nation alongside Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay.
“First of all we need to play our model of play and I believe Ghanaian groups prior to now at all times play good soccer and that is additionally what we would like and we had earlier tournaments the place I believe confirmed that Ghana has good footballers and that is additionally what we would like," Addo instructed 3 Sports.
"This absolutely additionally comes with victories and I believe that is the very first thing we would like. If we will survive the group stage which I mentioned goes to be very robust, then something is feasible.
“I know we can beat every team in the world. Everybody knows at the World Cup, it will not come like the whole world expects things to be. I think the first match is very decisive and from there we can know how to go on the second match.”
Ghana will kick off their marketing campaign in Qatar with a conflict in opposition to Portugal at Stadium 974 on November 24 earlier than they face South Korea in matchday two at Education City Stadium on November 28.
The Black Stars will then wind up their group matches with a fixture in opposition to Uruguay at Al Wakrah Sports Complex on December 2.
Before they head to Qatar, he'll lead Ghana in opposition to Switzerland in a global pleasant at Baniyas Stadium on November 17.

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