Ghana secured their place at the 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations by beating Nigeria 7-4 in the second leg of their qualifying tie in Keta.
The result gave the Black Sharks a 10-7 aggregate victory after the teams drew in the first leg in Nigeria.
Ghana produced a strong display on home sand, scoring seven times to overcome their West African rivals and claim qualification for the continental tournament.
Nigeria needed a positive result in Keta to keep their hopes alive, but despite finding the net four times, they were unable to prevent Ghana from progressing.
The aggregate success is a significant achievement for Ghana’s beach soccer team, who will now prepare to face the continent’s leading sides at the 2026 competition.
The Black Sharks will turn their attention to preparations for the tournament as they look to make a strong impression on Africa’s beach soccer stage.