Black Stars score Africa’s first goals at 2022 FIFA World Cup as continent search for first win

Africa, is represented by five countries at the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qater as they look to improve on the quarter final stage.

Senegal, Tunisia, Morocco, Cameroon and Ghana, are all in Qatar competing for the ultimate.

However after the all five nations have played their opening group games, the continent is still in search of their first win of the competition.

There have been three defeats with two drawn games in the five matches played by the continent with only Ghana been able to manage to get on the score sheet.

The Black Stars lost 3-2 to Portugal on Thursday, and it was the only two goals scored by and African side at the ongoing tournament.

Cameroon, lost 1-0 to Switzerland in their opening game with Senegal losing 2-0 to the Netherlands in their opening game.

Morocco and Tunisia drew goalless with Croatia and Denmark respectively to leave the continent searching for a first win at Qatar 2022.

That quest, starts on Friday afternoon when Senegal plays host nation Qatar before Tunisia face Australia on Saturday.

Morocco will play Belgium on Sunday afternoon with both Cameroon and Ghana in action on Monday against Serbia and South Korea respectively.

The continent will hope to record their first win of the campaign in at least one of these upcoming matches.

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