Ghana has kicked off their 2026 World Cup campaign with a thrilling 1-0 victory against Panama in a dramatic Group L encounter.
The sole goal of the match arrived in the dying moments of stoppage time, with Caleb Yirenkyi etching his name into the history books.
The 20-year-old forward netted the winner in the 95th minute, delivering a heart-stopping blow to Panama and securing a vital three points for his nation.
This late strike not only seals a crucial opening win for Carlos Queiroz's side but also represents the latest match-winning goal seen in the tournament thus far.
The decisive moment was set up by a pinpoint assist from Brandon Thomas-Asante, the Coventry City forward, whose contribution proved instrumental in the dramatic finish.
The victory, achieved on the road in Toronto, provides Ghana with a significant morale boost and an ideal start to their World Cup journey.
With this win, Ghana immediately establishes a strong foothold in Group L, setting a positive tone for their subsequent matches.
The Black Stars will look to build on this momentum as they navigate the remainder of the group stage, aiming to advance to the knockout rounds.
