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FootballGhana Coach Otto Addo Satisfied With Team's Display Against Madagascar
- Black Stars coach Otto Addo has expressed satisfaction with Ghana's display against Madagascar on Wednesday night
- The Black Stars started their 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers on a winning note after thrashing Madagascar
- Ghana will travel to the Central African Republic for the second game in the group in three days time
Head coach of Ghana's Black Stars, Otto Addo, has expressed satisfaction in the performance of his team in their big win against Madagascar on Wednesday night.
Goals from Mohammed Kudus, Felix Afena-Gyan and Osman Bukari saw Ghana make light work of the visitors at the Cape Coast stadium.
After the game, Otto Addo lauded Madagascar's goalkeeper for his brave first half performance while crediting his team for a good display.
“Good goalkeeper, I didn’t count the number of shots on goal but he had some good saves. We created chances so I’m happy,” Addo said at the post-match press conference
“But this is football, not all shots will go in. In all, I was satisfied, even though it was 0-0, there was not much I could say. They just had to keep playing that way.”
The Black Stars will travel to the Central African Republic for the next game of Group E on Sunday.
Otto Addo gets his first win as Ghana coach
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Otto Addo recorded his maiden victory as head coach of the Black Stars when he guided the four-time African champions to a resounding win over Madagascar at the Cape Coast Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Otto, a former Ghana international, supervised his third game in charge as Black Stars head coach, with his previous two ending in draws against Nigeria in the World Cup play-offs.
His third game in charge will be the charm as an inspired performance from the four-time African champions ensured Otto Addo will chalk his debut win as coach of his native nation.
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Youngsters Mohammed Kudus and Felix Afena-Gyan scored in quick succession before Osman Bukari netted late as Ghana made light work of Madagascar to start the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers on a winning note.
The Black Stars got off to a bright start and should have broken the deadlock after three minutes when Jordan Ayew saw his low strike go inches wide.
Ten minutes later Fatawu Issahaku fired from outside the box and missed narrowly before combining with Afena-Gyan two minutes later, but the AS Roma forward's strike was deflected out for a corner kick.