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World Cup Focus (Panama): Ghana’s Black Stars are ramping up for their Group L opener against Panama in Toronto on June 17, with the squad set to depart Rhode Island for Canada and hold an official training session at BMO Field ahead of kickoff. Match Officials: FIFA has appointed Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg to lead the Ghana vs. Panama match, with Mahbod Beigi and Andreas Söderkvist as assistants. Ghana Team Talk: Captain Jordan Ayew urged Ghanaians to keep praying and supporting the team, calling the opener “massive” as Ghana targets a first knockout-stage appearance since 2010. Visa Dispute Fallout: Ghana says its ministries are in talks with Canadian immigration authorities after Thomas Partey was denied a visa for the opener, while FIFA says host countries control visa decisions. Tournament Schedule: England begin their campaign against Croatia on June 17, with Ghana also set to face England and Croatia later in the group stage.

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