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On Friday night, Sporting Lisbon forward Fatawu Issahaku scored an impressive goal, helping Ghana secure a 1-1 draw against Algeria at the 19 May 1956 Stadium in Annaba.
The match was the first leg of the final qualification round for the CAF U23 Africa Cup of Nations, and both teams were eager to showcase their abilities.
The game started with a high level of intensity, with both sides creating opportunities and striving to gain an advantage.
Despite their efforts, neither team was able to score in the first half. During halftime, both teams regrouped and prepared for the second half.
As play resumed, it was evident that Ghana and Algeria were determined to score and win the game. In the 78th minute, the hosts were awarded a penalty kick, but Ghana’s goalkeeper, Danlad Ibrahim, made a fantastic save, keeping the score level.
Ghana continued to push forward, and in the 83rd minute, Fatawu Issahaku scored a remarkable goal from the centre circle, beating the Algeria goalkeeper with a powerful strike.
The goal sparked a wild celebration from the Ghanaian fans in attendance.
Despite the setback, Algeria persisted and was awarded a penalty kick in injury time, which they converted to tie the game.
Despite the disappointment of conceding a late goal, the Ghanaian team remained determined and focused, and the match ended in a 1-1 draw.
The Black Meteors played admirably, showing great skill and resilience throughout the game. With both teams tied, the reverse fixture promises to be another exciting encounter at the Baba Yara Stadium on Tuesday, March 28th.
source:locotvgh.com