Ghana end AFCON qualifying drought with Somalia victory
Ghana revived their hopes of reaching the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations with a 2-0 victory over Somalia in this week's Group C encounter at the Sekondi Sports Stadium.

The coach was questioned about his team selection following South Africa's disappointing 2-2 draw against Benni McCarthy's Harambee Stars in their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Group D qualifier at the Orlando Amstel Arena.
The absence of Mbokazi, who has established himself as an important defensive option for the national team, became a talking point after Bafana conceded twice against the visitors.
Mosimane was particularly unhappy with the suggestion that leaving the central defender out was a mistake, making his frustration clear when responding to the question.
The result was a missed opportunity for South Africa to strengthen their position in the qualification race, although they remain at the top of Group D.
However, the dropped points have made their position less comfortable, especially with another meeting against Kenya coming up just days after the Johannesburg encounter.
Bafana will now travel to Nairobi for Tuesday's return fixture, where they will be hoping to produce a much-improved performance and collect maximum points.
McCarthy's side, meanwhile, will take confidence from their ability to secure a draw away from home and will be looking to use their home advantage to trouble South Africa again.