Ghana’s Prospects for AFCON 2023 Last 16 Complicated by South Africa’s Resounding Victory Over Namibia
Ghana’s journey to the Africa Cup of Nations last 16 faces increased complexity following South Africa’s impressive 4-0 win against Namibia. The Black Stars, after a loss and a draw against Cape Verde and Egypt, could still advance as one of the best third-place teams. A decisive victory over Mozambique coupled with an Egypt loss or draw would secure Ghana’s automatic qualification to the knockout stages, placing them second in Group B.
However, if Egypt emerges victorious, Ghana’s fate hinges on outcomes in other groups. South Africa’s dominance against Namibia adds uncertainty, as even a draw in their final match could position them as one of the tournament’s third-best-placed teams.
In Group A, Cote d’Ivoire and Equatorial Guinea vie for the second spot, with Equatorial Guinea holding a goal advantage. Group B sees Ghana with an opportunity to claim third place with a substantial win over Mozambique, but their recent form introduces an element of unpredictability.
Group C features Cameroon facing the Gambia, while Guinea needs to avoid defeat against Senegal. Group D, with Algeria, Burkina Faso, and Angola, could produce a stronger third-place side than Ghana, depending on results. South Africa, in Group E, requires just one point to advance, facing a tough challenge against Tunisia.
The dynamics of Group F involve Morocco facing Zambia, who could finish third with five points, but Morocco holds a goal advantage. DR Congo is expected to beat Tanzania, securing automatic qualification. The intricate scenarios across groups heighten the uncertainty for Ghana, emphasizing the importance of their performance against Mozambique.
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