Under the buzzing floodlights of the Accra Sports stadium, the Black Stars of Ghana delivered a masterclass performance,dismantling Chad with a resounding 5-0 victory on Friday. The air was thick with celebration as the final whistle blew, signaling not just a win, but a statement.
The crowd roared, their chants echoing into the night, a rhythmic tribute to the team’s brilliance.
As the players exchanged high-fives and soaked in the adulation, Otto Addo made his way to the post-match press conference, still buzzing from the triumph.
The room hummed with anticipation as journalists scribbled notes and adjusted their recorders. When he stepped up to the microphone, his voice carried a rare lightness.
“I’m happy that we won and scored a lot of goals,” he began, his tone brimming with pride. “Tonight was about more than just the result—it was about the way we played.
The boys were clinical, focused, and hungry. Five goals, yes, but it could’ve been more. That’s the spirit I’ve been asking for.”
Ghana will face Madagascar who have been forced to play away from home over poor conditions of stadia in Antananarivo on March 24 in Morocco.
