2023 AFCON: Watch The Moment Saddick Adams Lost His Cool After Last-Minute Goal From Mozambique
Ghanaians were left in despair as Mozambique snatched a thrilling 2-2 draw in the dying moments of their final Group B match, putting Ghana on the brink of elimination from the AFCON.
Despite holding a comfortable 2-0 lead and appearing poised to advance to the knockout stage, disaster struck in the final minute when the Mambas scored two quick goals to secure a draw and ultimately send Ghana packing from the competition.
Ghana started strongly, with Mozambique’s goalkeeper, Ivane Oficial Urrubal, making an impressive save to deny Antoine Semenyo’s attempt. The breakthrough for the Black Stars came in the 15th minute when Jordan Ayew successfully converted a penalty kick earned by Paintsil.
Despite Mozambique’s efforts to mount a comeback in the second half, Ghana’s goalkeeper, Richard Ofori, showcased his skills with a crucial save against Bruno Alberto Langa. The Black Stars extended their lead in the 70th minute, as Jordan Ayew confidently converted another penalty.
However, Mozambique managed to pull one back in the 90th minute, with Geny Catamo scoring from the spot after a handball by Ghana’s captain, Andre Ayew. In a stunning turn of events during stoppage time, Mozambique’s Reinaldo Mandava headed home a corner kick by Shaquille Momad Nangy, securing a dramatic draw.
This unexpected outcome left Ghanaian fans and football pundits alike contemplating the missed opportunity and the unpredictable nature of the beautiful game. The unfortunate turn of events brought about a profound sense of sadness within the stadium, leaving countless Ghanaian supporters feeling disheartened.
Amidst this atmosphere, Saddick Adams, a Ghanaian journalist present in the stands, found it impossible to conceal his disappointment when Mozambique scored their last goal.
Filled with anger, he collapsed into the vacant seats behind him and vented his frustration by striking the chairs while uttering curses.
Subsequently, he removed his pass tag and stormed out of the stadium before the referee could signal the conclusion of the match.
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