For the Black Stars, Ghana will observe a national day of prayer and fasting.
The Ghana Football Association announced that as part of a series of events leading up to the Qatar World Cup in 2022.
The National Day of Prayer and Fasting by Ghanaians to ensure spiritual support for the Black Stars is one of these activities.
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In order for the team to compete in the World Cup in Qatar, which starts on November 20, the organizers think that spiritual fortification will be necessary.
The activities include:
- Rep Your Ghana Jersey Day (Presidency)
- Rep Your Ghana Jersey Day (Public)
- National Day of Prayer and Fasting (Islam)
- National Day of Prayer and Fasting (Christianity)
- National Team Day
- Walk With The Legends
- Dinner With The Legends
Ghana’s chances at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, according to ex-Nigeria legend Jay-Jay Okocha, are small and the squad will struggle.
The former Super Eagles captain claims he is not optimistic about the Black Stars’ chances at the World Cup and feels it would be a waste of time to participate.
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Speaking to Cartonsport.com, Jay-Jay Okocha said:
“It is the first time I’m not confident about Africa’s chances in the World Cup,” “If you look at Asia and North America, they seem stronger and more advanced than us.
“We were already 50 paces behind South America and Europe, and now North America and Asia seem to be ahead of us.”
“We have hopes in Senegal and Morocco, they seem the strongest. Tunisia, Ghana and Cameroon seem to be stepping stones for other teams to reach the knockout stages,” he said.
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