At last - Iñaki Williams scores first objective for Black Stars in more than 800 minutes of football

At last - Iñaki Williams scores his most memorable objective for the Dark Stars of Ghana in north of 800 minutes of football

In a firmly challenged match during the qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Ghana got a thin 1-0 triumph against Madagascar on Friday night, graciousness of a late objective from Inaki Williams, reports Realistic Web-based's Kweku Zurek.

The Dark Stars started off their passing effort with a home game against the decided Malagasy at the Baba Yara Sports Arena in Kumasi.

The underlying portion of the game demonstrated trying for the Dark Stars, as the guests exhibited tirelessness, causing disturbances in the midfield and protective lines of the Ghana public group.

Lead trainer Chris Hughton's essential changes in the final part, including the presentation of midfielder Majeed Ashimeru, Denis Odoi, and winger Ernest Nuamah, demonstrated crucial as Ghana's hostile endeavors synchronized.

In the perishing minutes of the game, an unequivocally conveyed cross from full-back Gideon Mensah tracked down Iñaki Williams, who, with a strong header, got the conclusive objective for Ghana.

This obvious Williams' most memorable objective for Ghana after an objective dry season spreading over 800 minutes and 12 appearances since changing identities from Spain to address Ghana.

The 96th-minute objective pushed the Dark Stars to runner up in Gathering I, limping along Comoros, who got a 4-2 triumph over Focal African Republic prior, flaunting an unrivaled objective distinction.

The Dark Stars are set to go for their next qualifier against Comoros on Tuesday, November 21.