England left the pitch frustrated on Tuesday after being held 0-0 by Ghana in their World Cup Group L clash. Thomas Tuchel's men dominated possession but couldn't find the breakthrough.
Ghana played with remarkable discipline throughout the first half. They soaked up relentless English pressure while staying compact at the back.
Declan Rice had England's best chance in the opening 45 minutes. His looping header sailed harmlessly over the crossbar.
After the restart, England pressed harder for a goal. Nico O'Reilly came closest when his late header struck the woodwork.
The stats told the story of English dominance. Tuchel's side fired 19 shots compared to Ghana's measly two attempts.
Benjamin Asare, Ghana's stand-in goalkeeper, made crucial saves. He kept his side level despite intense pressure in front of 63,983 spectators at Gillette Stadium near Boston.
Both teams now have four points from two matches. Qualification to the knockout stages looks almost certain for each side.
Playing in cool, damp conditions, England looked sluggish at times. Their attacking display lacked the sharpness shown in their opening 4-2 victory over Croatia.
Ghana sits ranked 73rd globally, nearly 70 places below their opponents. Yet they earned a hard-fought point with solid defensive discipline.
England face Panama next at MetLife Stadium on Saturday. Just one point will secure their place in the Round of 32.
Ghana's final group match comes against Croatia on the same day. Both teams remain well-positioned to advance from Group L.
