Ghana’s Black Satellites played a friendly match against Kenya on Wednesday evening in Cairo, which ended in a 2-2 draw. This match was an important step in their preparation for the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
The game tested both team’s as they get ready for the tournament. Dreams FC striker Abdul Aziz Musibau stood out in the first half by scoring two great goals, demonstrating his sharp instincts and good movements off the ball.
Kenya responded well, with goals from Hassan Beja and Lawrence Ouma leveling the score before halftime. Ghana’s starting lineup featured key players like Emmanuel Mensah, Aziz Issah, Appiah MacCarthy, and Gidios Aseako, who displayed a strong mix of creativity, strength, and tactical skill.
Kenya’s U-20 Men’s National Team, known as the Rising Stars, is entering the TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations with great optimism following a strong qualifying campaign.
Their path to the continental tournament has been characterized by resilience and a desire for success, and the team is eager to showcase their potential on this prominent stage.
With four AFCON titles and a U-20 World Cup win, the Black Satellites are eager to reclaim their top position and qualify for the 2025 U-20 World Cup in Chile. Their campaign will begin on May 2 against DR Congo.
Kenya in Group B, where they face continental heavyweights Nigeria, Tunisia, and Morocco while Ghana in Group C, gearing to face defending champions Senegal, DR Congo, and the Central African Republic.
