“Ernest Nuamah converts a penalty after Jerome Opoku was fouled in the box, giving Ghana an early lead.”
“Felix Afena-Gyan doubles Ghana's lead with a well-struck free-kick, putting the hosts firmly in control.”
“Omar Colley heads home from a Yaya Bojang assist to complete a stunning Gambia comeback before half-time, leveling the score at 2-2.”
Pivotal“Ebrima Colley fires in from outside the box to give Gambia their first lead of the match at 3-2.”
Pivotal“Ebrima Colley completes his brace with a close-range header on the counter-attack deep into stoppage time, sealing a remarkable 4-2 win.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Ghana dominated the ball with 74% possession and carved out early chances, racing into a 2-0 lead through Ernest Nuamah's penalty and a Felix Afena-Gyan free-kick inside the first 33 minutes. But Gambia's ruthless efficiency in front of goal told a different story - just 8 shots produced four goals, while Ghana's 13 attempts yielded only two. Muhammed Badamosi's penalty and Omar Colley's header dragged Gambia level before the break, and after Ebrima Colley's double either side of the hour mark, the visitors completed an astonishing smash-and-grab win in stoppage time. For Ghana, this is a damaging result given their control of the game - 12 corners to 2, and 51 dangerous attacks to 19 - yet they leaked four goals from Gambia's four big chances. Gambia's discipline problems (20 fouls, five bookings) never stopped them punishing every opportunity, a result that will boost their qualifying campaign significantly while leaving Ghana to answer serious defensive questions.
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Ghana host Gambia at the Accra Sports Stadium desperate to bounce back after a humbling 2-0 opening defeat to Ivory Coast left them bottom of Group C. Gambia arrive full of confidence following a battling 2-1 win over Somalia, hoping to make it two wins from two.