After a painful draw with Egypt, which put pressure on the Ghanaians to win the last Group B match to guarantee qualification, the Black Stars star boy said the team would live up to their reputation in African football.
After the game against Egypt on Thursday, Mohammed Kudus took his Twitter page to apologize to all downhearted Ghanaians after painful draw against Egypt.
“Ghana we are sorry we couldn’t Win, but we promise you that we will qualify” Kudus Mohammed tweeted.
Ghana have just a point from two matches at the tournament, following a 1-2 defeat to Cape Verde and the 2-2 stalemate with Egypt last Thursday.
Monday’s clash at the Stade Alassane Quattara in Ebimbe is, therefore, a make-or-break affair for Ghana’s AFCON campaign, as the team cannot risk a loss to the Mambas of Mozambique.
Coach Chris Hughton side had a recovery training session at the Stad Municipal Bengerville today and will continue preparations for their final Group C clash against Mozambique.