Ghana national football team have continued preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by participating in official FIFA briefing sessions focused on refereeing updates and sporting integrity, Softfootball reports.
Photos shared by the Black Stars on their official X account showed players and technical staff gathered in a conference setting wearing official training gear while attentively following the presentations. The sessions included discussions on updated refereeing guidelines, tournament regulations, and integrity standards expected during the competition.
The Black Stars shared:
FIFA briefing sessions on refereeing updates and sporting integrity ahead of the FIFA World Cup
The seminars form part of FIFA’s standard pre-World Cup protocols aimed at ensuring all participating nations fully understand rule changes, fair play expectations, and competition procedures ahead of the historic 48-team tournament.
The development comes as FIFA confirmed the match officials for the opening games of the tournament, a decision that generated debate following the reported removal of Somali referee Omar Artan from the officiating team.
In other National news, the Nigeria women’s national football team completed their international friendly series against the Senegal women’s national football team in impressive fashion with a commanding 3–0 victory at Remo Stars Stadium. Nigeria had earlier secured a 2–1 win in the first meeting, finishing the two-match series unbeaten with five goals scored and only one conceded.
