Know here all the details related to the live streaming of FIFA World Cup 2022 Portugal vs Ghana Match.  A huge World Cup 2022 group stage clash takes place as Portugal take on Ghana. Here we have absolutely everything you need to know about it. Portugal's qualification for Qatar 2022 was not straightforward as Fernando Santos' side needed to win the playoff in the qualifiers to reach the show-piece tournament finals. Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure from Manchester United has cast a cloud over his fifth and probably last participation in the World Cup. Portugal will kick off their campaign in Group H against Ghana in Stadium 974 in Ras Abu Aboud in Qatar. Ghana, on the other hand, topped their group in the CAF World Cup qualifiers, and are one of the best teams in Africa at the moment. But, they are the lowest-ranked team in the tournament, and compared to other squads in the group - Switzerland and South Korea, they look inferior. 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We rate ExpressVPN as the best VPN for streaming. When & Where is Portugal vs Ghana Match When, Where and What time will the FIFA World Cup 2022 Portugal vs Ghana match be played? The FIFA World Cup match between Portugal and Ghana will be played on November 24 at the Stadium 974 at 10:00 am (CDT) and will be broadcast live on TV on FOX.  Portugal and Ghana projected starting 11 Predicted lineup Portugal predicted XI (4-3-3): vs Ghana Costa; Cancelo, Dias, Pepe, Mendes; Neves, Carvalho, Fernandes; Silva, Ronaldo, Leao. Injured: Romero (muscular), Gomez (knock), Acuna (knock) Ghana predicted XI (4-2-3-1): vs Portugal Ati-Zigi; Lamptey, Amartey, Salisu, Mensah; Partey, Samed; Sulemana, Kudus, J. Ayew; A. Ayew. PORTUGAL VS. GHANA HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD Portugal wins: 1 Ghana wins: 0 Draws: 0 Portugal goals: 2 Ghana goals: 1 Portugal and Ghana will be looking to get their respective 2022 World Cup campaigns to a perfect start in Thursday's encounter at Stadium 974. 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Cristiano Ronaldo is in the shop window as he starts his fifth and probably final World Cup with Portugal. As of late Tuesday, the 37-year-old forward was without a club after Manchester United canceled his contract as a result of his explosive interview criticizing manager Erik ten Hag, the club’s owners and many of his United teammates. Ronaldo doesn’t appear to have a new team lined up so his performances at the World Cup might yet convince potential employers to take the plunge on the five-time world player of the year, who may be past his prime but remains one of soccer’s most lethal finishers on his day. Speaking before the announcement that he had left United by mutual consent, Ronaldo was adamant that club matters would not impact his displays for Portugal at the World Cup and were not disrupting the atmosphere in the squad heading into Thursday’s group game against Ghana at Stadium 974 in Doha. That might need revisiting now. The motivation of winning the World Cup for the first time is likely driving Ronaldo enough in Qatar, but impressing a potential new club would be a nice bonus to go alongside it. Read more: Ronaldo to leave Manchester United 'with immediate effect' “Nothing will shake this squad,” Ronaldo said at a news conference in Doha this week. A loss to Ghana might. The African nation is the lowest-ranked team at the World Cup — at No. 61 — and is the big underdog in a group also containing Uruguay and South Korea. Still, Saudi Arabia showed anything is possible at this tournament by beating Lionel Messi’s Argentina against the odds on Tuesday, and Ghana has previously come within a handball by Luis Suarez of playing in a World Cup semifinal — in 2010. The Blacks Stars also have some form players in Thomas Partey — the midfield anchorman of Premier League leader Arsenal — and Mohammed Kudus, who has been scoring freely for Ajax in the Champions League this season. Portugal will start as the favorite, with coach Fernando Santos having so much depth in attack, midfield and at full back as well as the experience of leading the national team to the European Championship title in 2016. Concerns persist over whether Santos is too pragmatic given the talent at his disposal but he remains a popular choice as coach eight years after being hired. Santos has shown he isn’t afraid to make tough decisions by leaving Ronaldo out of a starting team in a Nations League game against Iberian rival Spain in June for “tactical reasons.” Read more: Cristiano Ronaldo gambles on World Cup to restore reputation Doing so again for the first match of a World Cup is highly unlikely, even if Ronaldo’s head might be scrambled given the turbulence in his club career over the past week.

Brothers, teammates and, now, World Cup rivals. Athletic Bilbao forwards Iñaki and Nico Williams are set to become the latest brothers to play for different countries in a World Cup. Iñaki Williams was selected by Ghana on Monday, and his younger brother Nico Williams had been picked by Spain last week. They will be repeating the feat of the Boateng brothers, who played for different nations in 2010 in South Africa and in 2014 in Brazil. Jerome Boateng was a central defender with Germany, while the older Kevin-Prince Boateng was an attacking midfielder with Ghana. The Boatengs, who played against each other in both tournaments, were born to a Ghanaian father and were raised by separate mothers in Germany. The Williams brothers were born in Spain from Ghanaian parents who made the long journey to Europe looking for a better life. To make it to Spain, they had to ride on the back of a crowded truck and walk barefoot through the Sahara desert, according to Iñaki Williams. His mother was already pregnant with him when the couple were detained while trying to enter Spain. They eventually received political asylum after taking advice from a charity worker who told them to say they had fled a civil war in Liberia. The couple moved to the Basque Country region where both boys were born. It didn’t take long before Iñaki Williams, now 28, joined the youth academy of first-division club Athletic. Nico, now 20, eventually did the same. “I always say that everything we do is for our parents, for everything that they did for us,” Iñaki Williams told the Spanish daily Marca. “It’s like being able to somehow give it back to them for their sacrifice, to let them see their kids fulfil their dreams.” The brothers are among the few Black players to ever play for Athletic, the traditional Spanish club that signs local-born players or those who have come through the soccer academies of teams in the Basque region. Iñaki Williams last season broke the Spanish league record for most consecutive appearances with 203. He hadn’t been called up for Spain since making an appearance in a friendly in 2016, so he decided to accept the call from Ghana as the African nation aggressively recruited players in the run-up to the World Cup in Qatar. The speedy forward made his debut with Ghana in September against Nicaragua, and later played in a friendly against Brazil. Nico Williams, who was raised in part by Iñaki because their parents often had to be out working, was a surprise late addition by Spain coach Luis Enrique, with his first call-up coming in September. He made his debut in a Nations League match against Switzerland, and in his second appearance coming off the bench, the youngster set up a goal by teammate Álvaro Morata to send Spain into the last four. Teammate brothers There are a few examples of siblings playing for the same national team in World Cups, including the three Palacios brothers with Honduras in the 2010 tournament. Ghana had brothers Andre and Jordan Ayew — sons of three-time African player of the year Abedi Pele — play together at the 2014 World Cup, and they will be back to play in Qatar this month. Ivory Coast played with Yaya and Kolo Toure in 2010 and in 2014, while Jonathan and Giovani dos Santos played for México in 2018, as did Eden and Thorgan Hazard for Belgium. Twins Frank and Ronald de Boer were in the Dutch team in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups, reaching the semifinals in 1998. Another pair of Dutch twins — Rene and Willy van de Kerkhof — made the final twice, in 1974 and 1978, both times coming up short of the title. Erwin and Ronald Koeman were not twins but in 1990 also played with the Netherlands. The Danish national team had Brian and Michael Laudrup in the 1998 tournament, while England counted on Jack and Bobby Charlton in the 1966 and 1970 World Cups. Spain and Ghana are in different groups in Qatar, so the Williams brothers won’t be able to play against each other at least until the quarterfinals. “Hopefully it will happen,” Iñaki Williams said, “and that Ghana wins...” “We’ll see about that,” Nico Williams said. “But for sure we will be exchanging shirts after the match.” Read more: Players who will be absent from Qatar World Cup including Haaland, Salah

At least seven people died after a boat capsized in east Ghana's Volta Lake, police confirmed late Friday. Ebenezer Tetteh, the spokesman for the Eastern Regional Command of the Ghana Police Service, said the boat with 20 passengers got caught in a heavy storm and capsized in the early hours of Friday. READ: Trawler capsizes in Meghna: 2 bodies recovered,1 missing "Seven people got drowned, one person was missing, and the rest were rescued," Tetteh stated. He added the deceased bodies were retrieved and deposited at a private mortuary on the island, and investigations would be carried out to unravel the cause of the accident.

Ghana has become the first country in the world to receive vaccines acquired through the United Nations-backed COVAX initiative with a delivery Wednesday of 600,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine made by the Serum Institute of India.

Ghana recorded nine new cases late Saturday to take its confirmed COVID-19 cases to 214, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has said.

Ghana's efforts to conserve its wildlife species are fruitful, the country's chief forester said here on Friday.

Accra, Oct. 10 (Xinhua/UNB) -- Unsustainable agricultural practices in Ghana have contributed to the depletion of the country's virgin forests, a group of researchers have found.