The Black Stars of Ghan have brightened its chances of participating next year’s African Cup of Nations a major boost after defeating Ethiopia 2:0 in Addis Ababa to move close to leaders Kenya.
Crystal Palace forward, Jordan Ayew was the hero of the day as his first-half double was enough to hand the Black Stars the much-needed victory.
Jordan fired the Black Stars into an early lead in the 2nd minute of the game and he took the game beyond the Ethiopians when he converted a penalty midway in the first half.
The referee awarded Ghana the penalty after Emmanuel Boateng was brought down, and Jordan calmly slotted in the goal.
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Ghana are now on three six points, just a point behind leaders Kenya ahead of a potential decider with Kenya in Ghana next year.
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