The Black Stars have dropped six places in the latest FIFA men’s world rankings following a disappointing international performance in September.
Ghana did not secure a win in either of their two group matches, losing 1-0 to Angola and drawing 1-1 with Niger in the qualifiers for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
The loss to Angola on September 5 ended Ghana’s 24-year unbeaten streak at home at the Baba Yara Stadium, while the draw against Niger left the team at the bottom of their group.
As a result, Ghana has fallen from 64th to 70th in the global rankings, marking a six-place drop, and they have also slipped two spots in the CAF region.
After a strong showing in June that saw them rise to 12th in Africa, they have now fallen to 14th.
After consecutive victories in June that lifted the team to 12th in Africa, Ghana has now fallen to 14th place.
