Overview
- Wales drew 1-1 with Ghana on Tuesday after Caleb Yirenkyi put Ghana ahead in the 66th minute and Lewis Koumas headed a stoppage-time equaliser.
- Statistically Wales controlled large phases of the game with 18 shots and a 1.86 expected-goals figure compared with Ghana's 11 shots and 1.3 xG, but the hosts only found the net in added time.
- Ghana finished their last warm-up before travelling to North America without Mohammed Kudus through injury and under new coach Carlos Queiroz, who will now finalise his World Cup squad.
- The match was reported as the first senior meeting between the two nations and was described as the first time a senior African men's team played on Welsh soil, though crowd levels were low at about one-third of the 33,000 capacity.
- Wales will use the draw as momentum for a friendly with Romania and Nations League preparation while Ghana take a confidence-boosting away result into Group L, where they face Panama, England and Croatia.