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‘It’s not over yet’ - 2 Black Stars players break silence after Ghana’s 4-2 loss to The Gambia
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The defeat also marked the end of Carlos Queiroz's second spell as Black Stars head coach.
The defeat contributed to Carlos Queiroz's departure, with Ghana now searching for a new Black Stars coach.
Jerome Opoku and Felix Afena-Gyan have apologised to Ghana supporters and urged them to remain behind the Black Stars after the 4-2 defeat to The Gambia.
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