The Black Challenge, Ghana’s amputee football team, finished a final training session on Friday in preparation for Saturday’s opening match against Angola at the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico.
Players performed light exercises, stretching routines and fitness drills as part of a brief workout designed to keep them sharp before the tournament’s start.
After the session, the technical staff convened a meeting with all 15 players to brief them on new rules introduced for this year’s competition. The officials said the changes aim to promote discipline among players both on and off the pitch throughout the event.
Ghana is drawn in Group D with Angola, Colombia and Iraq, and the Black Challenge will begin their campaign against Angola on Saturday.
