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In a tough grand finale battle
The Black Satellites overcame a formidable challenge by their Ugandan counterparts to win gold at the Accra Sports Stadium in the finals of the football game at the 13th African Games.
After a goalless first half, the Satellites overpowered the Ugandans to score the only goal of the match through Jerry Afreyie.
Here are scenes from the game and celebrations:
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