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How did CK Akonnor’s tenure compare with previous Black Stars coaches? [VIDEO]

Ebo Osei by Ebo Osei
September 24, 2021
Reading Time: 3 mins read

After the departure of Ratomir Djokovic as Black Stars head coach in 2006, the team has had six different permanent and two caretaker coaches who have all attempted breaking the jinx of winning Ghana’s fifth Africa Cup of Nations trophy.

C.K Akonnor was sacked only 10 games into his reign as Black Stars head coach, despite qualifying the team to the AFCON 2021 tournament in Cameroon next year.

The following video compares his record as head coach of the Black Stars with the other managers the country has had 15 years since the departure of Ratomir Djokovic.

Data was compiled by Citi Sports’ Susu Graham.

Watch the video here:

Claude Le Roy (2006-2008)

W vs Japan (1-0), Wed Oct 4, 2006, International Friendly

W vs S. Korea (3-1), Sun Oct 8, 2006, International Friendly

D vs Australia (1-1), Tue Nov 14, 2006, International Friendly

W vs Nigeria (4-1), Tue Feb 6, 2007, International Friendly

D vs Austria (1-1),  Sat Mar 24, 2007, International Friendly

L vs Brazil (1-0), Tue Mar 27, 2007, International Friendly

D vs Senegal (1-1), Tue Aug 21, 2007, International Friendly

W vs Morocco (2-0), Sat Sep 8, 2007, International Friendly

L vs Saudi Arabia (5-0), Tue Sep 11, 2007, International Friendly

W vs Togo (2-0), Sun Nov 18, 2007, International Friendly

Milovan Rajevac (2008-2010)

L vs Libya (1-0), Sep 5, 2008, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Lesotho (3-0), Oct 11, 2008, World Cup qualifiers

L vs South Africa (2-1), Oct 15, 2008, International Friendly

D vs Egypt (2-2), Feb 11, 2009, International Friendly

W vs Benin (1-0), Mar 29, 2009, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Mali (2-0), Jun 7, 2009, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Sudan (2-0), Jun 20, 2009, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Sudan (2-0), Sep 6, 2009, World Cup qualifiers

L vs Japan (4-3), Sep 9, 2009 , International Friendly

L vs Argentina (2-0) , Oct 1, 2009, International Friendly

Goran Stevanovic (2011-2012)

W vs Congo (3-0), Mar 27, 2011, AFCON qualifiers

D vs England (1-1), Mar 29, 2011, International Friendly

W vs Congo (3-1), Jun 3, 2011, AFCON qualifiers

L vs South Korea (2-1), Jun 7, 2011, International Friendly

W vs Swaziland (2-0), Sep 2, 2011, AFCON qualifiers

L vs Brazil (1-0), Sep 5, 2011, International Friendly

W vs Sudan (2-0), Oct 8, 2011, AFCON qualifiers

D vs Nigeria (0-0), Oct 11, 2011, International Friendly

W vs Botswana (1-0), Jan 24, 2012, AFCON 2012

W vs Mali (2-0), Jan 28, 2012, AFCON 2012

James Kwesi Appiah (2012-2014)

W vs Lesotho (7-0), Jun 1, 2012, World Cup qualifiers

L vs Zambia (1-0), Jun 9, 2012, World Cup qualifiers

D vs China (1-1), Aug 15, 2012, International Friendly

W vs Malawi (2-0), Sep 8, 2012, AFCON qualifiers

W vs Malawi (1-0), Oct 13, 2012, AFCON qualifiers

W vs Egypt (3-0), Jan 10, 2013, International Friendly

W vs Tunisia (4-2),  Jan 13, 2013, International Friendly

D vs DR Congo (2-2), Jan 20, 2013, AFCON 2013

W vs Mali (1-0), Jan 24, 2013, AFCON 2013

W vs Niger (3-0), Jan 28, 2013, AFCON 2013

Avram Grant (2014-2017)

L vs Uganda (1-0), Nov 15, 2014, AFCON qualifiers

W vs Togo (3-1), Nov 19, 2014, AFCON qualifiers

L vs Senegal (2-1), Jan 19, 2015, AFCON 2015

W vs Algeria (1-0), Jan 23, 2015, AFCON 2015

W vs South Africa (2-1), Jan 27, 2015, AFCON 2015

W vs Guinea (3-0), Feb 1, 2015, AFCON 2015

W vs Equatorial Guinea, Feb 5, 2015, AFCON 2015

L vs Cote D’Ivoire (9-8 pen.), Feb 8, 2015, AFCON 2015

L vs Senegal (2-1), Mar 28, 2015, International Friendly

W vs Mauritius (7-1), Jun 14, 2015, AFCON qualifiers

James Kwesi Appiah (2017-2020)

W vs Ethiopia (5-0), Jun 11, 2017, AFCON qualifiers

L vs Mexico (1-0), Jun 29, 2017, International Friendly

L vs USA (2-1), Jul 1, 2017, International Friendly

D vs Congo (1-1), Sep 1, 2017, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Congo (5-1), Sep 5, 2017, World Cup qualifiers

D vs Uganda (0-0), Oct 7, 2017, World Cup qualifiers

D vs Egypt (1-1), Nov 12, 2017, World Cup qualifiers

W vs Japan (2-0), May 30, 2018, International Friendly

D vs Iceland (2-2), Jun 7, 2018, International Friendly

L vs Kenya (1-0), Sep 8, 2018, AFCON qualifiers

Charles K. Akonnor  (2020-2021)

L Mali 3-0 Ghana (Friendly)

W Ghana 5-1 Qatar (Friendly)

W Ghana 2-0 Sudan (AFCON Qualifier)

L Sudan 1-0 Ghana (AFCON Qualifier)

D South Africa 1-1 Ghana (AFCON Qualifier)

W Ghana 3-1 Sao Tome and Principe (AFCON Qualifier)

L Morocco 1-0 Ghana (Friendly)

D Ghana 0-0 Ivory Coast (Friendly)

W Ghana 1-0 Ethiopia (WCQ)

L South Africa 1-0 Ghana (WCQ)

Source: Data Compiled by Susu Graham
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