The Ghana national football team's journey in the FIFA World Cup 26 has begun, with Coca-Cola launching its 'Feel It All' campaign in Ghana. The campaign kicked off with an electrifying Watch Party for Ghana's opening match against Panama, held at the Ghud Park, Accra Mall in Accra. Mensah Seneadza, Director, Franchise Operations, Equatorial Africa, Coca-Cola, said that football is more than a game in Ghana, it's a shared emotion that brings millions together. The campaign will continue throughout the group stages, with Coca-Cola activating all three of Ghana's matches through high-energy Watch Party experiences. A highlight will be Ghana's highly anticipated group stage fixture against England, where Coca-Cola will bring the globally celebrated 'José vs Mourinho' experience to life. Fans will witness playful debates between two different versions of José Mourinho, who will humorously argue opposite sides of football topics. Throughout the tournament, fans can visit the Coca-Cola Experience Zone at the Ghud Park to watch live matches, enjoy interactive experiences, and win exciting giveaways. The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Ghana will play a central role in rolling out the campaign nationwide. Felix Gomis, Managing Director, West African Countries Business Unit, Equatorial Coca Cola Bottling Company, said that Ghana remains one of their most strategic markets in the region, and the passion from fans reflects how deeply football is ingrained in everyday life. The campaign will culminate in a spectacular concert alongside the FIFA World Cup 26 Final on 19 July 2026. Ghana national football team's fans can expect an unforgettable finale experience, with music, football, and celebration coming together. The 'Feel It All' campaign is a testament to Coca-Cola's commitment to growing alongside the communities they serve. With almost seven decades of presence in Ghana, Coca-Cola has remained true to its commitment. The Ghana national football team's FIFA World Cup 26 campaign is set to be an exciting one, with Coca-Cola's 'Feel It All' campaign at the forefront.