AFCON Qualifiers: Black Stars held to goalless draw by Kwasi Appiah’s Sudan; History Repeats Itself

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The Black Stars of Ghana were held to a goalless draw by the Falcons of Sudan at the Accra Sports Stadium on October 10, 2024. Despite dominating the game from start to finish, the Stars couldn’t find the back of the net, squandering numerous scoring opportunities.

This result has eerily echoed the past, as the two nations previously clashed on October 10, 2010, in an Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier, which also ended goalless. This uncanny coincidence has sparked intrigue among football enthusiasts.

Current Standings

The draw leaves Ghana third on the log with 2 points after three games. However, their fate hangs in the balance, pending the outcome of Angola’s match against Niger on October 11, 2024.

Return Leg Looms

Ghana faces Sudan again in the return leg on Monday, October 14, 2024, in Libya. The Black Stars must overturn the tides to revive their qualifying hopes for Morocco 2025.

The draw raises questions about the team’s attacking prowess and conversion rate. Will the Black Stars’ technical bench find the right combination to unlock Sudan’s defense in the return leg?

Several players showed promise, but the lack of finishing touch proved costly. The team’s creative midfielders and strikers will need to regroup and strategize ahead of the return leg.

Ghanaian fans expressed frustration and disappointment on social media, calling for improved performance in the return leg.

Road to Morocco 2025

Ghana’s qualifying campaign hangs in the balance. Only time will tell if the Black Stars can rediscover their winning form and secure a spot at Morocco 2025.

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Upcoming Fixture:

– Ghana vs. Sudan (Return Leg): Monday, October 14, 2024

Follow us for more updates on Ghana’s qualifying journey.

By Phanuel Deseer

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