Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz has described playing England at the FIFA 2026 World Cup as the “easiest type of game” to prepare for, as both sides battle for a place in the round of 32.
The 73-year-old Portuguese, now at his fifth World Cup and first with Ghana, took charge in April in what is his ninth role as a national team manager.
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“In football, four years is like a century, so I don’t even remember where that was,” Queiroz said.
“I was not defeated. In football, we never lose. We win or we learn. We learnt a couple of lessons that day.”
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