“Not a Bad Game at All!” – Black Stars get Kobbie Mensah’s backing after Nigeria defeat

Ghanaian coach Bismark Kobbie Mensah has defended the Black Stars. He spoke about their recent Unity Cup defeat to Nigeria. Despite criticism, he insists the team did not play badly.

The match ended with Nigeria winning 2-1. Both teams had moments of brilliance but also missed chances. Some fans were disappointed that Ghana could not dominate the game.

Mensah, an assistant coach for the Black Galaxies, believes the team showed character and discipline. “I think the Black Stars did well yesterday,” he told Happy FM. He noted that many new players were given a chance.

Ghana held strong against a powerful Nigerian side. They maintained their defensive shape despite pressure but ultimately lost. Mensah acknowledged that finishing could improve but praised the team's structure.

“Ghana lost because Nigeria had a very good first half,” he said. The Black Stars are still rebuilding after recent tournament disappointments. Many in football have called for patience with the current technical team.

Kobbie Mensah emphasized that expectations are high, but time is needed for growth. The lessons from this Unity Cup match could be invaluable moving forward. They can help build unity and resilience for future challenges ahead.