Ghana’s national team coach, Akonnor, has responded to criticism over his team selection ahead of the Kagame Cup semi-finals, as the team advanced to the next stage of the tournament. The coach acknowledged that his side did not perform at its best but defended his strategic choices, particularly the decision to include certain players over others.
The match, held in Rwanda, saw Ghana progress after a hard-fought encounter. While some critics questioned the squad selection, Akonnor emphasized that his choices were based on tactical and competitive considerations. He also noted that the team’s performance was affected by the high level of competition in the tournament.
Despite the challenges, Ghana’s progress to the semi-finals has been seen as a positive step. The Kagame Cup, hosted in Rwanda, has drawn teams from across Africa, making it one of the most competitive tournaments in the region. The next round will see the teams face tougher challenges as they aim for the final.