Following his team’s 2-1 setback to Ghana, Central African Republic coach Raoul Savoy was clearly agitated and cursed the Black Stars ahead of next year’s Africa Cup of Nations event.
After the game, Central African Republic coach Raoul Savoy voiced his anger, saying that Ghana’s future AFCON performance will be as poor as their previous one.
Savoy accused Kenyan referee Peter Waweru of favouring Ghana during the key match in a post-match news conference. While Ghana won 2-1, the Central African Republic’s coach did not mince words in expressing his displeasure with the refereeing choices.
This curse was directed against Ghana because of their dismal performance in the last AFCON, which was hosted in Cameroon, where they only managed one point and were eliminated early in the group stage – a big disappointment for the Black Stars.
Despite the controversy, Ghana qualified for the next tournament in Ivory Coast, while the Central African Republic failed to reach the finals for the first time.
Source: Ghanasoccernet.com
