Black Stars gaffer, Chris Hughton is satisfied with the performance of his players against Central African Republic but admitted they were really poor in the first half.
Ghana rose from a goal down to record a significant 2-1 win over the Wild Beasts last Thursday at the Baba Yara Stadium in the final fixture of the 2023 AFCON Qualifiers.
Inform Louis Mafouta opened the scoring account for Les Fauves- marking his fifth goal in the campaign. But two goals subsequently from Kudus Mohammed and Ernest Nuamah- all Right to Dream Academy graduates, powered Ghana to a great comeback to seal the win.
Reacting to the victory, the ex- Brighton manager says his boys showcased a great game but described their first half performance as shambolic.
"I think we showed a good level today. In the end, we could have been more comfortable."
"We could have played better in the first half but sometimes you have to wait for the game to open up."
Ghana finished as winners of Group E with 12 points and have now advanced to the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations which will be held in Core D'Ivoire early next year.
