Ghana’s Black Challenge will look to revive their 2026 WAFF Amputee Football World Cup campaign when they face Colombia in their second Group D match on Sunday, November 15.The Ghanaian side are seeking a response after suffering a 2-0 defeat to former world champions Angola in their opening fixture on Saturday.Head coach Stephen Richard Obeng and his players know they need a positive result against Colombia to keep their hopes of reaching the next stage alive.The Black Challenge conceded once in each half against Angola and will be looking to improve their attacking play while maintaining greater defensive discipline in Sunday’s encounter at Santa Lucia 1 in Mexico.With little room for further setbacks, Ghana will be targeting all three points as they seek to get their campaign back on track.The 2026 WAFF Amputee Football World Cup is being held in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico, from November 13 to 22, with 24 national teams from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas competing for the title.



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