Adaklu kodzobi: The usual jubilation that normally characterized the victory of Ghana's Black Stars in their matches was last night missing at Adaklu Kodzobi in the Adaklu District, despite their narrow win over Panama by a lone goal.
According to Ghana News Agency, the absence of celebration was not due to the scoreline but rather attributed to the lackadaisical attitude displayed by the players, especially in the first half. Panama outplayed the Black Stars in all departments during the first half of the match, causing concern among the local fans.
Ms. Mary Deh, a teacher and football enthusiast, expressed her dissatisfaction, stating that the score was not a true reflection of the game, describing it as "a divine intervention to prevent us from humiliation." She further mentioned that if the Black Stars continue playing in the same manner, they might struggle to progress beyond the group stage.
A youngster named Robert voiced his opinion on player performance, suggesting that the coach should have substituted Jordan Ayew after the first half. He commented on Jordan's physical condition, suggesting that he should work on his weight. Robert also criticized the coach's strategy of relying heavily on Jordan, recommending that he be introduced in the second half instead.
Despite the criticisms, Caleb Yirenkyi managed to secure a victory for Ghana with a late winner in the 95th minute, ensuring the team's success on the scoreboard.