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Otto Addo names five defenders as Inaki Williams and Ernest Nuamah dropped against Madagascar

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Ghana coach Otto Addo has made two adjustments to his starting lineup for Monday’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier in opposition to Madagascar, opting for a more defensive arrangement with a 3-5-2 machine.

Jerome Opoku and Abu Francis had been handed starting roles, changing Inaki Williams and Ernest Nuamah. The tactical shift will gape deputy captain Thomas Partey accomplice Abu Francis in midfield, whereas Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare retains his pickle after maintaining a dapper sheet in the 5-0 victory over Chad.

In defence, Alexander Djiku, Mohammed Salisu, and Jerome Opoku will form a support three, pushing Kingsley Schindler and Gideon Mensah into wingback roles.

Mohammed Kudus will play in the support of the attacking duo of Antoine Semenyo and captain Jordan Ayew.

The Gloomy Stars head into the game aiming to enhance their retain on Neighborhood I after overtaking Comoros at the head of the standings.

The match is determined for a 19:00 GMT kickoff at the Grande Stade Al Hoceima in Morocco.

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