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Ghana vs Niger Preview & Prediction | 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifying

by Alex Lawes ·
Ghana vs Niger Preview & Prediction | 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifying

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It has been an horrific qualifying campaign for Ghana, having been eliminated without win in their five matches, whilst Niger have a slim chance of qualifying for the 2025 AFCON.

Kick-off date/time: Monday 18th November, 2024: UK – 4:00pm / US ET – 11:00am / US PT – 8:00am

How to watch on TV: UK – Not televised / US – beIN Sports

How to watch online: UK – Cannot be streamed / US – beIN Sports streaming platforms

Ghana vs Niger Prediction

The Ghanaians have endured a difficult campaign that continued the other day to confirm their elimination from qualification, whilst Niger need something of a miracle.

The Black Stars come into this one having collected three points with three draws and two defeats from their opening five matches. They most recently shared a 1-1 draw in Angola with the Angolans cancelling out a spectacular free kick from Jordan Ayew.

Niger, on the other hand, impressively hammered Sudan by four goals to nil in the neutral venue of Stade de Kegue in the Togolese capital city, Lome. That result means they sit three points behind Sudan but have a better goal difference.

In terms of motivation, Niger will have an edge with the hope that Angola do them a favour. Ghana can’t be trusted to help out the Sudanese given their horrendous form themselves.

Ghana vs Niger Tip: Double chance – Niger to win or draw

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