Ghana coach Otto Addo said poor finishing was the bane of the West African powerhouse’ in the Round of 4 of their first leg match against Sudan at the Accra Sports Stadium last Thursday.
The Black Stars played some exhilarating football, but on the most important day, they just couldn’t stack up as they failed to make a breakthrough during regulation time.
Speaking at the post-match press conference, the German-trained talent connoisseur said: “Surely, we will try to train on finishing and give them confidence, that's all. This was the only thing which was missing."
“The spirit was good, the passion was there, the defensive discipline was there, they're just about to finish the action, that's all. Sudan was very lucky today. Next time we see them in Libya, they won't be lucky, then we will, that's all.”
The second leg encounter between Sudan and Ghana will be played in Libya on Tuesday, October 15, with Kickoff at 13:00GMT.
By: Pascal Amoah
