Ghana held intensive training on Saturday at Bryant University in Smithfield, Rhode Island, preparing for their second Group L fixture against England on Tuesday 24 June. The coaching staff delivered high-intensity drills, possession games, and focused set-piece routines aimed at tactical preparation.
The goalkeeping unit undertook additional work following the main session. Ghana will conduct two further training sessions on Sunday and Monday before the England match.
Team morale is reported as high with fierce competition for places within the squad. The technical team emphasised balance between physical conditioning and tactical detail, particularly on managing England's attacking threat.
Both teams contested Group L's opener, with Tuesday's fixture representing each squad's second group-stage test in their quest for knockout-stage qualification.
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