Black Galaxies head coach Annor Walker has highlighted the lack of rhythm as the only difference between his side and Madagascar.
He made this comment in the aftermath of Ghana’s 1-2 loss to the island nation in a Group C game of the 2022 African Nations Championship (CHAN) played out in Constantine, Algeria.
Ghana conceded two goals in the first half but upped its performance in the second half and got a consolation goal from substitute Augustine Agyapong.
Speaking in the post game interview with CAF, Walker opined that despite the Malagasy playing well especially in the first half, there wasn’t much to separate the teams except rhythm.
“Madagascar played well in the first half, but we also did not have our usual rhythm. Apart from that, I did not see anything different from them” he said.
Ghana plays Sudan next on Thursday, January 19 at 20:00 GMT in a must win game for the Black Galaxies; Ghana is competing in the CHAN for the first time since 2014.
The CHAN is a competition created by African football governing body CAF that is eligible to players competing in national leagues on the continent.
