Ghana’s Black Comets will face Brazil in a playoff to determine their final position among the losing quarterfinalists at the 2026 FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan.
The playoff will determine whether Ghana finishes fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth in Tier A of the competition after their quarterfinal defeat to Paraguay.
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The Black Comets had enjoyed an impressive campaign before the quarterfinal setback, recording a 100 percent win record in the group stage to advance to the knockout phase.
Ghana will now seek to finish their campaign on a positive note against Brazil as they battle for a place among the tournament’s top eight teams.
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