Ghana's national football team, the Black Stars, suffered a 4-2 defeat to The Gambia in their World Cup qualifier, leaving them at the bottom of Group C with zero points after two matches. Coach Carlos Queiroz addressed calls for his resignation, insisting he remains committed to the team's progress. The loss has intensified pressure on Queiroz, who has been under scrutiny following a series of poor results. Fans and analysts have criticized the team's performance, with some demanding his immediate departure. Despite the backlash, Queiroz emphasized his belief in the squad's potential. The match in Accra highlighted defensive vulnerabilities and a lack of attacking cohesion, raising concerns about Ghana's qualification prospects. The team's next fixture will be crucial in determining their fate in the group.
Queiroz defends coaching amid Ghana's World Cup woes


























