Quote from: uchegod-21 on November 25, 2022, 05:53:19 PM

SENEGAL IS THE FIRST AFRICAN TEAM TO HAVE A WIN IN THIS WORLD CUP.

The win of Senegal was a win for the whole African continents. Even though African teams are not weak, but they are unable to have a win. The Ghanaians were able to put pass 2 goals into the net of Portugal but some kind of favouritism make VAR not to review a controversial penalty kick and offside.
Senegal chances of qualifying from that group is still slim even after winning against Qatar. This is because Netherlands vs Ecuador is almost ending in draw which will extend the points of both teams to 4 against Senegal that has 3 points.

you are correct The victory and draw between Ned and Ecuador did not do them enough good because they need to win Ecuador to qualify while Ecuador only needs a draw to advance to the next round, Senegal's destiny is in their own hands and that's what everyone would want, if you lose you're out should ring in their heads going into that fixture, Ecuador are not an easy test.

Quote from: SatoPrincess on November 25, 2022, 09:55:28 PM

Quote from: igehhh on November 24, 2022, 01:41:16 PM

I'm not a big fan of J. Ayew, but the entire Ghana hope is on A. Ayew and Partey. A. Ayew is a bit old now, and I wasn't expecting him to be selected to this world cup after his split with Ghana FA after they were eliminated from AFCON, but he is the only one capable of making dangerous attacks and shooting from the far post in that team. I never liked how J.Ayew was converted to a striker in the first place, and he hasn't done anything significant at Crystal Palace in my opinion.

Both players have been very productive and important in the Ghanian national team for years, and we have seen how much the team are relying and depending on both players to boost their performance in every game. J Ayew is so talented and has the ability to play in the midfield and also playing as an attacker which makes him an important figure in the team.

Yes, but he hasn't been that guy for a while now; he's been a shadow of himself for both club and country, but who cares? His father is a Ghana legend, and his sons must always make the team, even if they're performing below par.