Carlos Queiroz clearly had more confidence in Ati-Zigi than Benjamin Asare. But given Ati-Zigi's injury, Benjamin Asare should have been given the nod in goal against Colombia. ~ Senior Owusu Bempeh, Senior Sports Journalist

"Colombia are beatable. We must stop sitting back, open up our attack, and go toe-to-toe with them." — Kofi Ntow Gyan, former Black Stars midfielder, urges the Black Stars.

African teams should consider hiring elite coaches for every World Cup tournament. While it may be expensive, the financial rewards of progressing further in the competition can far outweigh the cost.” — Ekow Asmah, Ace Boxing Journalist.

“Arrangements have been poor. But even if it takes our last cent, we’ll still support the team.” — Ghana Supporters Union PRO, Mr. Abraham Nkansah (“Apirigu Chakapama”), addresses supporters’ visa challenges and the free fan ticket ban.

“The quality of the Black Stars squad at the World Cup isn’t what it used to be. But Carlos Queiroz deserves credit for building a disciplined and well-structured defensive team.” — Private legal practitioner, Moses Foh-Amoaning.

"Let's not limit ourselves. Colombia won't be easy, but the Black Stars must play their natural game and attack with confidence." — Coach Kofi Ntow Gyan, Former Black Stars Coach.

Carlos Queiroz is a naturally defensive-minded coach, and I don’t blame him. He has only been with the team for a short time. But as the tournament progresses, we need to show more attacking intent.” — Ntow Gyan, former Black Stars player.

“You can’t take anything away from Thomas Partey; he is a true professional. He set aside his personal issues yesterday and delivered an excellent performance.” — Nii Odartey Lamptey speaks on Ghana’s draw with England.

Black Stars against England is a game of anxiety; but England is beatable if the team will bring their A-game — George Afriyie, former vice president of the GFA.

Ghanaians share their expectations of the Black Stars in tomorrow’s clash against England. ((Listen)))