Match facts: Mozambique v Ghana (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Monday’s match between Mozambique and Ghana in the 3rd round of the African Cup of Nations group stage

Ahram Online , Monday 22 Jan 2024,

Ghana s Jordan Ayew, front left, duels for the ball with Mozambique s Nanana during the African Cup of Nations Group B soccer match between Mozambique and Ghana in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Monday, Jan.22, 2024. AP

Full time: Mozambique 2-2 Ghana
Scorers: Geny Catamo 91(pen), Reinidlo Mandava 90+4 /Jordan Ayew 15(pen), 70(pen)

Yellow cards:
Geny Catamo, Reinidlo Mandava, Edson Sitoe MEXER, Infren Matola NANANi (Mozambique)
Majeed Ashimeru, Andre Ayew, Alexander Djiku, Iddrisu Baba, Jordan Ayew (Ghana)

Starting lineups:

Mozambique: Ivan Urrubal; Edson Sitoe MEXER, Reinidlo Mandava, Infren Matola NANANi, Bruno Langa, Ricardo Guimaraes Guima, Alfons Amade (Elias Pelembe Domingues 74), Feliciano Jone Nene (Stanley Ratifo 73), Witness Ouembo WITI (Gildo Vilanculos 60), Pachoio Lau King, Geny Catamo

Ghana: Richard Ofori; Denis Odoi (Alidu Seidu 72), Alexander Djiku, Gideon Mensah, Mohammed Salisu, Majeed Ashimeru (Iddrisu Baba 37), Mohamed Kudus, Salis Abdul Samed, Jordan Ayew, Paintsil Joseph (Andre Ayew 46), Antoine Semenyo (Daniel Amartey 71)

Venue: Stade Olympique Alassane Ouattara (Abidjan)

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