Kwesi Appiah steers war-ravaged Sudan to frustrating draw with Senegal in World Cup qualifiers

Despite their domestic turmoil assist home, the Sudan nationwide team, below the leadership of Ghanaian coach James Kwesi Appiah, impressed with resilience and grit by posting a goalless plot against Senegal in their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying game on Saturday.

The Martyrs of February Stadium in Benghazi, Libya hosted the sport at some level of which Sudan secured their unbeaten drag and secured their plight as leaders in Neighborhood B.

Taking half in some distance from home as a result of safety concerns in Sudan, Appiah’s team defied the percentages against a enormous name-studded Senegalese aspect led by the likes of Sadio Mane.

The Falcons of Jediane posted a definite defensive efficiency, heaping woe on their more-fancied opponents with a shining form and measured counterattacks.

Senegal, heavy favorites, dominated the sport and created loads of potentialities, but Sudan’s solid defense and goalkeeper Mohamed Mustafa’s heroics ensured the match led to a stalemate.

The stop result retains Sudan atop the neighborhood, proving that Appiah’s touch has transformed the team into serious contenders for historic World Cup qualification.

With this famous plot, Sudan fetch now mild eleven aspects from 5 fits, giving their opponents a transparent message.

As they march by their qualifying advertising and marketing and marketing campaign, Appiah’s tactical wizardry and the decision of the team could well gaze them elevate out the unthinkable – qualify for his or her first-ever World Cup.