Shamsudeen Sulemana scores four goals in Ghana U-15 win over Mexico

Ghana’s National U-15 boys' football team produced a dominant performance at the FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan, defeating Mexico 5-2 on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The match, which showcased the rising potential of Ghanaian youth football, saw the team secure their place in the quarter-finals of the global competition. The victory was characterized by offensive flair and tactical discipline, leaving the Mexican side struggling to keep pace throughout the encounter.

Shamsudeen Sulemana was the standout performer of the day, netting four goals in a remarkable individual display. Sulemana’s ability to exploit spaces in the Mexican defense and his clinical finishing in front of goal provided the backbone of the Ghanaian attack. His four-goal haul was complemented by a strike from Abdul Aziz Issah, who added the fifth goal to ensure a comprehensive victory. This collective effort highlighted the team's scoring depth and their readiness for the high-pressure knockout stages of the tournament.

Following this result, the Ghana U-15 team advances to the quarter-finals, where they will face their next opponent in their quest for the trophy. The coaching staff has praised the players' commitment and execution on the field, noting that the impressive run in Azerbaijan is a testament to the country's investment in grassroots sports. As the competition progresses, the Black Starlets remain a team to watch, buoyed by their scoring prowess and defensive organization in this high-stakes international fixture.