25/04/2025 03:48
Ghana's Black Satellites battled Kenya to an exciting 2-2 draw in a friendly match on Wednesday evening in Cairo, as both teams continued preparations for the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).The encounter was a vital test of form and tactics for Coach Desmond Ofeis side, offering early signs of their tournament readiness.Dreams FC striker Abdul Aziz Musibau stole the spotlight with two impressive first-half goals, showcasing his sharp instincts and clever off-the-ball runs.Kenya, however, responded strongly through Hassan Beja and Lawrence Ouma, levelling the score before the break.Ghanas starting XI featured standout names like Emmanuel Mensah, Aziz Issah, Appiah MacCarthy, and Gidios Aseakoplayers who displayed a strong mix of creativity, physicality, and tactical awareness.The performance serves as a clear statement of Ghanas ambitions heading into a challenging Group C, where they will face defending champions Senegal, DR Congo, and the Central African Republic.With four AFCON titles and a U-20 World Cup to their name, the Black Satellites are aiming for a return to the top and qualification for the 2025 U-20 World Cup in Chile.Their campaign kicks off on May 2 against DR Congo.
