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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 44320, member: 636"]
Ghana wants to fix the Accra Sports Stadium before their next home game against Mali. The National Sports Authority deputy leader Gideon Hammond says they will improve the grass field for the important World Cup qualifying match. Fans ignored officials during the last game and sat in areas that were supposed to be closed off. The team beat Chad 5-0 in March and needs good results to reach the 2026 World Cup.

Coach Otto Addo told stadium officials that the lights and grass quality matter for how well players perform. Hammond agrees that better field conditions help the Black Stars play their best soccer. The sports authority faces criticism about poor stadium facilities around the country. Workers plan to upgrade the pitch before Mali visits for the crucial qualifier.

The team travels to play an away match first before returning home to face Mali at the stadium. Ghana sits in a good position to qualify for the World Cup with strong recent performances. Stadium improvements should help players deliver another winning result for fans. The National Sports Authority promises to maintain high standards for future international matches at the venue.
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