Ghana delivered a dominant performance in their World Cup qualifying fixture against Central African Republic, securing a commanding 5-0 victory in Group I. The visitors controlled proceedings through a disciplined 4-2-3-1 setup, with Jordan Ayew and Thomas Partey among the goalscorers in a comprehensive away win. Ghana's clinical finishing was evident despite registering just 0.65 expected goals, highlighting their efficiency in front of goal; their goalkeeper faced minimal threat, conceding 0.0 post-shot expected goals. Central African Republic, operating in a 4-3-3 formation, offered little resistance and failed to register a shot on target throughout the encounter. The scale of the victory underscores Ghana's control of the qualifying group and their capacity to impose themselves against weaker opposition.