Ghana National Team TV Schedule

Ghana TV schedule and streaming links

Find out how to watch The Black Stars using this Ghana National Football Team TV schedule.

Ghana first qualified for the World Cup in 2006, after winning the Africa Cup of Nations four times earlier in their history. 2010 was their best performance on the biggest stage, reaching the quarterfinals after knocking out the United States in the round of 16.

• Nickname: Black Stars
• Manager: Carlos Queiroz
• Best World Cup Finish: Quarter-finals (2010)
• Best AFCON Finish: Champions (1963, 1965, 1978, 1982)
• Star Players: Antoine Semenyo, Jordan Ayew, Thomas Partey

Where can I watch Ghana on U.S. TV and streaming?

Following the Ghana Men’s National Team in the United States requires toggling different networks depending on the specific competition tier, split cleanly between global tournament stages and African continental windows.

FIFA World Cup

When the Black Stars chase history on soccer’s ultimate stage at the FIFA World Cup, the viewing architecture is completely consolidated for American viewers across two major networks.

• English Language: FOX Sports holds exclusive broadcast rights, distributing group-stage blockbusters and knockout matches across network FOX, FS1, and FS2.
• Spanish Language: Coverage belongs entirely to NBCUniversal, broadcasting linearly via Telemundo or Universo, and streaming every single match live on Peacock.

Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) & CAF Qualifiers

For all regional, continental action—including the prestigious Africa Cup of Nations and CAF World Cup Qualifying campaigns—the exclusive broadcast home in the United States is beIN SPORTS.

• Linear TV: Matches are heavily featured on beIN SPORTS and beIN SPORTS en Español.
• Streaming: Fans can stream every live qualification fixture via the beIN SPORTS CONNECT app or designated sub-licensed streaming platforms.

International Friendlies

Exhibition games and friendlies played outside of official FIFA or CAF windows do not possess a permanent television home. These localized rights are negotiated on a match-by-match basis, frequently sliding onto streaming platforms like ESPN+ or specialized international networks.

To ensure comprehensive coverage that captures the World Cup cycle, continental trophy runs, and mid-week CAF qualifiers, combining a live TV streaming service like Fubo or Fanatiz (which carry the full suite of FOX, Telemundo, and beIN SPORTS channels) is highly recommended for a follower of Ghanaian football.