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Ghana vs Egypt: Thriller in Abidjan

The Black Stars of Ghana and the Pharaohs of Egypt gave football fans across the world a match to remember as they played out a thrilling 2-2 draw in their Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Group B clash at the Felix Houphouet Boigny Stadium in Abidjan on Thursday night. In other words, It was like a final.

Egypt, despite losing Mohamed Salah to injury fought back to draw 2-2 with Ghana last night. Whenever they were a goal behind, they played like wounded lions.

The encounter sparked into life on the stroke of half-time when the seven-time AFCON champions fell behind to Mohamed Kudus’ stunning opener for the Black Stars of Ghana.

The first half which wasn’t really exciting made way for a breathtaking second period, with three goals in the space of five minutes and 10 seconds. It was an end to end stuff and the neutrals loved it. In short, it was a good advertisement for African football..

Yusuf Mohammed
Yusuf Mohammedhttp://yusufcolumnist@gmail.com
Yusuf Mohammed, an experienced Nigerian journalist, writer and editor, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and International Relations from Al-Hikmah University. He cut his journalism teeth at Business Hallmark newspaper in 2013. From Business Hallmark, he moved to New Telegraph newspaper where he was an editorial staff from 2015 – 2017. In 2017, he joined The Next Edition as a pioneer staff and helped to take it to the summit of online platforms. He had a second spell at Business Hallmark in 2019 before establishing The Columnist Ng, a platform dedicated to publishing articles of renowned Nigerian writers. Mohammed's writings have been published in several Nigerian newspapers and magazines such as Daily Trust, Premium Times, The Cable and Newswatch. His tribute to the late football great, Diego Maradona was published in three magazines, including Air Peace in-flight Magazine in 2020.
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