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FootballBlack Stars Goalie Jojo Wollacott Keeps Clean Sheet In Emphatic Win For Swindon
- Jojo Wollacott kept a clean sheet for English League Two side Swindon Town in their 3:0 win over Carlisle
- The current Black Stars custodian put in an impressive performance for Swindon to record back-to-back wins in the English fourth tier
- Wollacott came under intense backlash following his underwhelming display at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations with Ghana exiting at the group stages
Black Stars goalkeeper Jojo Wollacott was in between the sticks for Swindon Town as they recorded a comprehensive victory over Carlisle at the Brunton Park on Saturday afternoon.
The 25-year-old shot-stopper recorded his second successive clean sheet as Swindon continue their resurgence after a poor run of games.
Despite a complete dominance from the away side, Wollacott still had to pull six saves to shut Carlisle out and help his side to their second 3:0 win on the trot.
The win moves the Robins to seventh position and most importantly to the play-off spot as they chase promotion to the English third-tier - English League One.
Wollacott endures horrific AFCON debut
Ghanaian goalkeeper, Jojo Wollacott was among the scores of Ghanaian players making their debut at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations staged in Cameroon.
The custodian, who came to prominence following the injury struggles of No.1 choice Richard Ofori, endured a nightmarish campaign as Ghana exited at the group stages.
Wollacott conceded five goals in three games as the Black Stars failed to record a win for the first time in the history of the continental showpiece.
Ex-Ghana youth star questions Jojo Wollacott's competence as a goalkeeper
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that former Ghana U-20 star Adu Tutu Skelley is unimpressed with the performance of Ghana goalkeeper Jojo Wollacott.
The Swindon Town safest pair of hands was handed his first call up into Ghana's senior national team following an injury to Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Richard Ofori.
Wollacott had a difficult Africa Cup of Nations, conceding five goals in three matches, more than he conceded in his first four games for the Black Stars.