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England vs. Ghana preview: Team news and how to watch World Cup match
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England continue the 2026 World Cup campaign in Boston today - Tuesday, Junje 23 - as they take on Ghana, in a first-time meeting on a World Cup stage.
Thomas Tuchel's men were one of the most impressive performers during the first round of games, as, after some early wobbles in the first half, they motored through Croatia to win 4-2. Harry Kane grabbed himself a couple of goals, obviously, while Jude Bellingham topped off a fine display with a goal before Marcus Rashford put the cherry on the cake for the Three Lions.
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Having gotten through the trickiest-looking test in the group, England will now look to flex their World Cup muscles against a Ghana team who hardly impressed in their opener. The Africans needed a stoppage-time winner to snatch three points and will need a vastly improved display if they are to trouble Tuchel's side.
DAZN News has all the information ahead of England vs. Ghana.
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England vs. Ghana kick-off, date, venue
England vs. Ghana is at 4pm local time on Tuesday, June 23, in Boston.
UK viewers can watch the match at 9pm BST. Fans watching in the US and Canada can catch the game at 9pm ET and 1pm PT.
- Date: Tuesday, June 23
- Kick-off: 9pm BST / 4pm EDT / 1pm PDT
The fixture will take place at the Gillette Stadium, Foxborough.
England vs. Ghana: How to watch, live stream, TV channel
- UK: BBC
- US: FS1 / FOX One
- Canada: TSN
England vs. Ghana team news
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England
The two big questions for the England boss could be down each side of his attack. Is Bukayo Saka fit to start or will Noni Madueke continue to deputise, and on the left will it be Anthony Gordon or Marcus Rashford?
Marc Guehi could also be in line for a recall if Tuchel decides to switch up the centre-backs.
Previous XI: Pickford, James, Konsa, Stones, O'Reilly, Rice, Anderson, Bellingham, Madueke, Gordon, Kane
Ghana
Lawrence Ati Zigi is struggling to be fit for the match and could be replaced by Benjamin Asare, but Thomas Partey is available for the Black Stars.
Previous XI: Zigi, Mensah, Opoku, Adjetey, Senaya, Yirenkyi, Owusu, Semenyo, Nuamah, Sulemana, Ayew
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