Heartbroken Ghanaians says the Black Stars shouldn't return home after Sudan defeat

Some Ghanaians have expressed their dissatisfaction with the Black Stars after breaking their hearts in a 0-2 defeat to Sudan in the 2025 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers in Libya on Tuesday afternoon.

The results mean the Black Stars have to win all the two remaining matches and hope Sudan loses so they can grab the opportunity to go to the tournament next year.

Disenchanted Ghanaian fans in their reactions toward the abysmal performance of the team took to X formally Twitter to express their view.

According to one fan, the Black Stars should not return to the country.

The pain has even caused a popular social media influencer and commentator, Kwadwo Sheldon, to call out the President of the Republic, referring to a tweet he tweeted years ago.

https://x.com/kwadwosheldon/status/1846212602407387235

Another influencer posted saying it is very good the team couldn’t make it like the foolish money they’ll send to the AFCON.

https://x.com/gyaigyimii/status/1846215799674978735

Before the first leg at the Accra Sports Stadium, the Ghana Football Association president Kurt E.S. Okraku delivered a master speech to the boys, but all couldn’t power the team to victory.

Another supporter on X blamed the FA president, describing his speech as “bad to worse.”

“The coach who was supposed to lead the Black Stars after Chris Houghton was not Otto Addo, but somehow he was the one they appointed. If Otto Addo is leaving, he should go with the clueless Exco members,” an unhappy sports journalist tweeted.

https://x.com/Listo_Mens/status/1846219029331030103

When next will Ghana play in the qualifiers

The Black Stars of Ghana will be playing Angola next in the AFCON qualifiers on November 11, 2024.

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