Ghanaian Fan’s Prayers Answered As Mohammed Kudus Gives Ghana Victory Over South Korea In FIFA World Cup

• Ghana secured a much-needed victory in the FIFA World Cup as they held on to beat South Korea 3-2
• One Ghanaian fan had his prayers answered as the Black Stars scored a minute after his plea for a higher power
• Mohammed Kudus scored twice and Mohammed Salisu scored one goal as Ghana picked up a vital win

Ghana desperately needed a win to keep their World Cup dreams alive - and a win is what they got.

While a lot of credit can be given to Mohammed Kudus and Mohammed Salisu for grabbing the goals, one fan in the stands could actually be the reason for victory.

With the scores tied at 2-2 in the 67th minute of the game, the fan could be seen praying in the stands, asking for divine intervention.

His prayer was surely answered, because a minute later, Kudus grabbed his second goal and Ghana’s third of the game.

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The goal was crucial for the Black Stars as they held on for the victory. The West Africans are now on three points, level with Portugal at the top of the group.

Uruguay and South Korea bring up the rear in the group on one point each. Uruguay and Portugal still have to play against each other.

Ghanaians take selfie with Heung-Min

Ghana staff showed their mercilessness, as they took a selfie with South Korea star Heung-min Son after their game in Qatar, Sports Brief reported.

The Black Stars and South Korea put on a show in a five-goal thriller, with the former bagging the maximum points to put themselves on course for qualification for the next stage.

A clearly emotional Son did not seem in the mood for a photograph with Ghana staff, but they would not be denied apparently.

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Ghana steals show with entrance

African teams certainly know how to steal the show at the World Cup. From their colourful fans to their rhythmic tunes, the continent is making everyone take notice in Qatar.

Ghana are now making headlines for their entrance before their game against South Korea, Sports Brief reported.

Black Stars players were seen playing traditional instruments and singing gospel songs before their important group stage encounter.