Egypt recorded their second 2-2 draw at AFCON 2024, with the Pharaohs twice coming from behind to hold Ghana in Abidjan.
The result leaves them on two points from two Group B matches, but the big talking point at full time was a first-half injury to captain Mo Salah..
PLAYER RATINGS
Egypt: El Shenawy 5, Kamal 6, Hegazy 6, Abdelmonem 6, Hamdy 6, Fathy 6, Elneny 6, Salah 5, Marmoush 8, Ashour 6, Mohamed 6. Subs: Fathi 6, Trezeguet 7, Attia 6
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Ghana: Ofori 7, Odoi 6, Djiku 5, Salisu 5, Mensah 7, Ashimeru 6, Kudus 9*, Abdul Samed 6, Semenyo 6, Williams 3, J.Ayew 6. Subs: Bukari 5, Baba 6, Owusu 6, Paintsil 6.
PLAYER OF THE MATCH – MOHAMED KUDUS (GHANA)
With a special mention to Marmoush, According to Accra Street Journal, Mo. Kudus gets the nod for his two goals. While his second one had a good stroke of fortune to it, his opener was a thing of beauty.
Kudus has been putting away some great goals for West Ham this season, and his 10th international strike was right up there with the best of them according to ASJ Sports. It would be a great shame if he is not able to shine later on in the tournament, but the Black Stars might have to win their last group match, against Mozambique, to qualify.
Source: ASJ – SPORTS
Last Updated on March 21, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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