Germany scored in first-half stoppage time and again late in the second half to beat Ghana 2-1 in a friendly match in Stuttgart. The result adds more pressure on Ghana coach Otto Addo before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Julian Nagelsmann’s team went ahead in first-half stoppage time when Kai Havertz scored a penalty after Jonas Adjetey was called for handball.
Earlier in the match, Nick Woltemade and Florian Wirtz created chances for Germany, and Jonathan Tah missed an opportunity from close range.
Ghana played better after halftime and tied the game in the 70th minute. Abdul Fatawu Issahaku scored from close range after a strong run by Derrick Köhn.
However, Deniz Undav struck in the 88th minute to put Germany back in front and seal the win. Germany in four matches, raising concerns about consistency ahead of their World Cup group-stage clashes against Panama, Croatia, and England.
