In a match where they displayed superiority, Ghana secured the bronze medal in the Under-20 World Cup after defeating Iraq 3-0. The Black Satellites exhibited a clinical performance, scoring two goals in the first half and adding another in the second to seal their victory.
The initial 2-0 lead in the first half showcased Ghana’s efficiency, with the team holding strong against Iraq’s attempts. In the second half, despite Iraq’s efforts to control possession, they were unable to find a breakthrough. The numerous attempts by Ammar and his teammates were thwarted by the resilient defense of the African team. Ghana further punished Iraq with a goal from Frank Acheampong.
This third-place finish for Ghana comes four years after their gold medal in Egypt with the Andre Ayew generation. The grand final is set to feature a clash between France and Uruguay, adding an exciting conclusion to the Under-20 World Cup.
