Ghana’s national amputee football team, the Black Challenge, emerged victorious in the 2024 Amputee Africa Cup of Nations, clinching the championship title with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Morocco in Cairo.
The match, which showcased intense and back-and-forth action, began with Morocco taking the lead.
However, Ghana’s resilience shone through as Mohammed Mubarak netted a penalty to level the score.
Both teams displayed remarkable skill and determination, with Ghana’s goalkeeper making several key saves to keep the match tied.
As regular time ended without a decisive winner, the game proceeded to extra time.
Early in the extra period, Mubarak struck again, giving Ghana their first lead of the match.
The Black Challenge maintained this advantage until the final whistle, securing the trophy at the end of extra time.
This triumph in Cairo marks Ghana’s successful defense of their title, following their victory in the previous edition held in Tanzania.
Furthermore, this victory guarantees Ghana’s participation in the 2026 World Amputee Football World Cup, set to be held in Panama.
The Black Challenge’s win is not only a testament to their skill and determination but also a significant milestone in Ghana’s sports history, further cementing their position as a dominant force in amputee football on the continent.
