PortugalandGhanawill play against each other today at theStadium974for their debut gameof the Qatar 2022 FIFA World CupThe European side has to prove it hasa powerful team since the very first game, while the African side has nothing to lose.Here you will find out all the information about the confirmedlineups for both teams of this game. If you are in the US, tune in toFuboTV (free trial)to watch or live stream free this matchup.
Portugal need to start off their journey with a win, thereâs no other outcome possible. Simply becausethe Navigatorsneed to boost their confidence in order to make a great performance in Qatar. Especially as this will be Cristiano Ronaldoâs last performance in a World Cup, so they will have to make it count.
On the other side, Ghana are in the middle of a transition process with a lot of young talent thatwill show their best skills and footballperformance. However, it doesnât seem like they could go against the big national teams they have drawn with. But that could be a good reason to let loose and enjoy each game.
Portugal Lineup
One of the most complete national teams in this yearâs World Cup tournament are probably Portugal. Thatâs why many think his coach Fernando Santos isnât the ideal person to manage it. However, this matchup is the perfect chance to prove the haters wrongand make a decent starting lineup to pick up the win.
Portugalâs starting lineup against Ghana:Diogo Costa, RubĂ©n Dias, Raphael Guerreiro, Joao Cancelo, RubĂ©n Neves, Otavio, Danilo, Bernardo Silva, Joao FĂ©lix, Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Ghana Lineup
Ghana donât have so much too lose, especially in a group withpowerful and talented national teams. So, if The Black Starsâ coachOtto Addoplay his cards right, they could really make another upset just like this week has happened in other games. Especially as he has a complete rosteravailable for this matchup.
Ghanaâs starting lineup against Portugal:Lawrence Ati, Mohammed Salisu, Abdul Rahman Baba, Daniel Amartey, Alexander Djiku, Alidu Seidu, Thomas Partey, Mohammed Kudus, Salis Abdul Samed, Iñaki Williams and AndrĂ©Ayew.
