WORLD CUP 2022: BLACK STARS WILL MAKE IT, SAYS AYEW

The Black Stars will currently direct their concentration toward the match against South Korea on Monday prior to handling Uruguay on 2 December at

Ghana skipper Andre Ayew is calling for quiet after Ghana's 3-2 misfortune to Portugal in the initial match of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 finals.

The previous Swansea City aggressor who scored the adjuster not long after Cristiano Ronaldo's opener, thinks the players need to expand their presentation in resulting matches.

"'Our strategy was truly functioning admirably, we were strong," Ayew said in a post-match question and answer session. "The punishment looks somewhat brutal. Be that as it may, I have a ton of trust in what I saw today."

"We generally emerge from tough spots. We really want to remain even headed, return home, unwind and build our exhibition. We really want to attempt to score more and surrender less," he added.

The loss leaves Ghana at the lower part of Gathering H after Uruguay and South Korea played out a goalless draw prior on Thursday.

The Black Stars will presently direct their concentration toward the match against South Korea on Monday prior to handling Uruguay on 2 December at the Instruction City arena.

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