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My secret is hard work and self-confidence- Abednego Tetteh
In-form Bibiani Gold Stars striker, Abednego Tetteh has revealed the secret behind his sterling performance this season.
According to the striker, who was recently rejected by relegation-threatened sides, Accra Hearts Of Oak, and King Faisal, hard work and self-confidence have been his trade secret.
In an interview with Oyerepa Sports, he said the coach of Gold Stars, Michael Osei has also played a part in his goal-scoring run.
He said even though things were not going on well for him at King Faisal, Michael Osei saw something good in him and opted for him.
“I will say Michael Osei has an eagle eye, he saw something in me last season, pursued and came for me, I can say he is a Seer,” he said.
Abednego Tetteh described Michael Osei as a Seer because he was able to discover what many people failed to see.
Currently, he said, his focus is to see his side make it to the top four, and any other thing, like Goal King, would be an additional reward.
Abednego Teteh has scored 18 goals in his 29 outings for Bibiani Gold Stars in the Ghana Premier League this season with a match left to end the season.
By Edem Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Pitch Invader in Ghana-Chad Game Sentenced to 100 Days Imprisonment
Mohammed Huzeinu, 21, has been sentenced to 100 days in prison by an Accra District Court for invading the pitch during Ghana’s match against Chad at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 21, 2022.
Huzeinu’s actions disrupted the game, an offense that has potential financial consequences for the Association (GFA), as the Association is likely to be fined whenever such incidents occur.
Pitch invasions are considered a serious breach of security and disrupt the smooth running of games.
The sentencing serves as a strong warning to fans to respect stadium regulations and maintain order during matches.
The FA has consistently urged fans to refrain from such actions, emphasising the importance of discipline and adherence to match day protocols to avoid fines and maintain Ghana’s reputation in international football.
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Black Stars shine bright with dominant win over Madagascar in World Cup qualifier
Thomas Partey scored twice, once in each half, while Mohammed Kudus ended his goal drought, as Ghana defeated Madagascar 3-0 in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group I qualifier on Monday.
Seeking to solidify their lead, the Black Stars dominated the game, scoring three goals to secure a convincing win.
Coach Otto Addo made two changes to the starting lineup that thrashed Chad 5-0 on Friday, bringing in Francis Abu and Jerome Opoku in place of Ernest Nuamah and Inaki Williams.
Ghana asserted their control from the outset, dictating the pace and dominating possession.
Thomas Partey opened the scoring in the 12th minute, heading home a delightful Jordan Ayew free kick.
After the break, Madagascar made several substitutions, introducing fresh legs in an attempt to alter the game’s dynamics.
However, Ghana remained resolute. Thomas Partey scored his second goal in the 54th minute, courtesy of another impressive Jordan Ayew corner kick.
Mohammed Kudus added Ghana’s third goal in the 59th minute, providing a comfortable cushion. The West Ham United ace coolly slotted home after being put through by Jordan Ayew.
As the game progressed, Coach Addo made several substitutions, bringing on Ernest Nuamah, Razak Simpson, and Inaki Williams for Francis Abu, Mohammed Kudus, and Antoine Semenyo.
Gideon Mensah, who had a stellar game in the wingback position, was replaced by Ebenezer Annan, while Jonas Adjetey came on for Jerome Opoku.
Throughout the match, Ghana’s attacking trio Jordan Ayew, Antoine Semenyo and Mohammed Kudus posed significant problems for Madagascar’s defense, creating scoring opportunities aplenty.
Ghana’s win solidifies their position at the top of Group I with 15 points. Madagascar has 10 points from five matches, with three wins, one draw, and one loss.
Ghana has scored 12 goals in the qualification group stage, averaging 2.40 goals per match.
