“We haven’t won anything yet” — Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz

Carlos Queiroz has urged calm after securing a priceless goalless draw with England, insisting that the Black Stars’ work is far from finished despite the valuable result.

Ghana moved to four points in Group L after the historic draw with the Three Lions at Gillette Stadium. However, Queiroz believes celebrations must be curtailed.

“We have not won anything yet,” Queiroz said post-match. “We’re just on our way to reaching the main goal, which is to qualify for the second round of the World Cup.”

The coach dedicated Tuesday’s extraordinary output to the supporters back home. “We have to dedicate this effort to the fans of Ghana,” he said. “They deserve it. The players gave everything.”

“Points in this World Cup are terribly expensive,” Queiroz added. “When you get one, you have to fight for it. Now we recover and focus on Croatia.”

Ghana face Croatia on 28 June in their final group game. A win would guarantee their ticket to the Round of 16.