Ghana’s Black Sharks have secured qualification for the 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations after defeating Nigeria’s Super Sand Eagles 7–4 in the decisive second leg at Keta Emancipation Beach.
The victory completed a 10–7 aggregate triumph for Ghana, sealing their place at the continental tournament scheduled to take place in Senegal from November 7 to 15, 2026.
The Black Sharks produced an impressive performance in front of their home supporters at Keta, overcoming their West African rivals to book a ticket to the championship.
Nigeria’s Super Sand Eagles fought to stay in contention, but Ghana’s four-goal winning margin in the second leg proved decisive as the hosts completed the aggregate victory.
The qualification marks an important achievement for Ghana’s beach soccer team as they prepare to compete against the continent’s best sides in Senegal.
The 2026 tournament will also carry added significance, with the two finalists earning qualification for the 2027 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup.
With their place at the continental championship secured, the Black Sharks will now turn their attention to preparations for Senegal, where they will aim to make a strong impression and pursue a place on the global stage.
