The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) faced Ghana in the quarter-finals of the 2014 African Nations Football Championship. Both teams, finalists in 2009, had their sights set on winning the championship. The DRC aimed to repeat its success from the first edition of CHAN in 2009. Despite a challenging task, the Congolese adapted to the competition, gaining strength over the matches.
DRC’s captain, Robert Kidiaba Muteba, expressed confidence in their ability to overcome Ghana. He emphasized the team’s serious preparation and respect for the opponent. Kidiaba believed that, with dedication and the “hand of God,” they could progress to the next stage. The DRC finished second in Group D, earning 6 points, and had previously won the first edition of CHAN in 2009 in Ivory Coast.
