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The Black Stars scored after their slim 1-0 win over Kenya in the last qualifying match for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday.
Richard Ofori – 7
It was not much to do, but was beautiful every time called for action. The Maritzburg scorer made fantastic saves against the game round.
Daniel Opare – 5.5
Although he had a late call in the team, he could not justify his inclusion as he was not so clever. He constantly drove ahead and offered good width to the Black Stars, but his first contact and decision-making was sometimes mediocre.
Kbadim Nuhu – 7.5
He was neat and tidy when he helped end the attack in Kenya. He nearly scored the opening match in the first period with a header forward.
John Boye – 7
Very strong and strong at the back while he was controlling the Kenya attack. He was the main figure at the back.
Lumen Agbenyenu – 7
Stuck with Atsu on the left flank. His good performances helped Kenyans to come back in the second half.
Andre Ayew – 6.5
Worked his socks the day. Scored a goal that was later denied, but overall, he could have contributed more to the attack.
Mubarak Wakaso – 7
Dominated the midfielder throughout the match. He was very strong and was still trying to stretch the game with his usual long pbades.
Thomas Partey – 7
Having failed to impose for the majority of the match, much was expected of him, especially in the third striker. Most of its corners were also hit in the night. Essentially, he provided badistance for the winning goal.
Christian Atsu – 7.5
Demonstrated great skill every game by beating his man regularly. Although he showed excellent feet, his last ball could have been better that day.
Jordan Ayew – 6
A very calm night for the attacker of Crystal Palace. However, you can not blame him completely because there was a general lack of service on the part of the attackers.
Emmanuel Boateng – 5
We did not see the best of him because he did not have enough service the same day. It remained essentially to feed on leftovers.
Caleb Ekuban – 7
Came in as a substitute for the second half and brought a lot of energy as he entered. He scored the winner of the match, which allowed Ghana to finish at the top of the standings.
Joseph Aidoo – N / A
Ernest Asante – N / A
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