As Ghana lost 1-0 to Comoros in the 2026 World Cup qualifying match, the chorus calling for the dismissal of head coach Chris Hughton became louder.

Fans expressed their disappointment and frustration after the unexpected loss by calling for Hughton's resignation.

The Black Stars dropped three points behind Comoros in the group standings after two games, failing to live up to the high expectations that surrounded them in Moroni. The loss heightened criticism of Hughton's coaching choices, specifically his tactical approach and lineup selections.

The discontent among supporters manifested visibly, with many venting their frustrations on social media and various platforms.

Protests against Hughton's leadership gained traction as supporters expressed worries about Ghana's chances of qualifying for the World Cup under his direction.

The chorus "Sack Chris Hughton" is resonating strongly within the football community, signaling that Hughton is facing unprecedented pressure.

The focus now turns to the Ghana Football Association's response and whether they will give in to the demands for change in order to save the World Cup qualifying campaign, as the argument over the coach's future intensifies.

Chris Hughton, meanwhile, is going to want to hold onto his job and concentrate on getting the team ready for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, which is scheduled to take place in Ivory Coast early in the following year.