England were left frustrated on Tuesday after Thomas Tuchel’s side were held to a 0-0 draw by Ghana in their second Group L fixture at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
It was a first half defined more by effort than quality, as Ghana absorbed sustained England pressure with discipline and resilience. The Three Lions’ only notable chance saw Declan Rice send a looping header over the crossbar.
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England improved marginally after the break, with Nico O’Reilly coming closest to breaking the deadlock when his late header struck the crossbar. Despite their dominance after the 4-2 opening win over Croatia, this performance raised questions about their cutting edge in attack.
Tuchel’s side controlled possession and registered 19 shots to Ghana’s two, but struggled to find a way past stand-in goalkeeper Benjamin Asare in front
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