The Black Satellites of Ghana etched their names into history books on Friday night with a remarkable 1-0 victory over Uganda, securing the gold medal at the 13th African Games.

In a tightly contested final held at the Accra Sports Stadium, both teams fought fiercely, but it was Ghana who emerged triumphant, thanks to the heroics of Jerry Afriyie. The forward proved to be the difference maker in the fixture, delivering a moment of brilliance that tilted the scales in Ghana’s favor.

With determination and precision, Afriyie unleashed a powerful low shot from just outside the penalty box, leaving the Ugandan goalkeeper with no chance as the ball nestled into the back of the net. His goal not only broke the deadlock but also sealed victory for Ghana, sparking jubilant celebrations among players and fans alike.

The victory marks a significant achievement for the Black Satellites, showcasing their skill, resilience, and determination on the grand stage of the African Games. It is a moment of pride for Ghanaian football, underscoring the talent and potential within the country’s youth ranks.