Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana Premier League champions Medeama played out a 1-1 draw against Young Africans in their third group game in the CAF Champions League.
The Tarkwa-based side failed to pick up all three points despite scoring the opening goal of the game at the Baba Yara Stadium.
HIGHLIGHTS:
— TotalEnergiesCAFCL & TotalEnergiesCAFCC (@CAFCLCC) December 9, 2023
Points shared in Ghana with a 1-1 draw between Medeama SC and Young Africans#TotalEnergiesCAFCL pic.twitter.com/WILbPjGVvt
Jonathan Sowah opened the scoring in Kumasi from the spot early in the game after a foul in the penalty box.
The Black Stars forward stepped up and converted the resulting advantage to give Evans Adotey's side the all-important start.
However, Medeama were unable to hold on to the advantage before the break as the visitors pecked them back before the break.
Pacome Zouzoua picked up the ball from the centre of the field before going on a solo run and beating goalkeeper Felix Kyei to make it 1-1.
The result leaves Meeama in third position in Group D after three games played, one point off top spot after Al Ahly and CR Belouzdad also played out a 0-0 draw.
Latest Stories
-
BoG warns against return to FATF grey list as financial crime risks rise
6 minutes -
Remembering 9/11: The day terror struck America and changed the world forever
16 minutes -
Mismanagement of public affairs fading trust in government, religious leaders—Ayariga
17 minutes -
Presumption of corruption should apply to unexplained wealth – Kissi Agyebeng
19 minutes -
Survival is not success for state-owned enterprises – Mahama
30 minutes -
Mahama challenges SOEs to turn financial gains into lasting operational efficiency
32 minutes -
Conviction should not be required to recover unexplained wealth – Agyebeng
36 minutes -
Persistent SOE losses will no longer be absorbed by national budget – Mahama
39 minutes -
CAF CC: ‘Nations FC will do much better than we did in Mali’ – Dennis Korsah
51 minutes -
Digital fraud incidents rise 98% between 2022 and 2025 – BoG
1 hour -
Only 72 of 148 state entities signed performance contracts in 2025 – SIGA
1 hour -
38 African scientists, 17 global experts storm Kumasi as KNUST opens GPOL optics hub
1 hour -
Forged certificate scandal in security recruitment poses grave threat to national stability – Jatikay Centre
1 hour -
UK deepens reliance on Musk’s SpaceX, spending nearly $40 million on satellite services
2 hours -
Anti-corruption fight going nowhere without institutional independence – Kissi Agyebeng
2 hours