Ghana coach Chris Hughton issued an apology after his side were thrashed 4-0 by USA in an international friendly on Tuesday night in Tennesse.
The match against the USA revealed several weaknesses in the Black Stars’ performance, and Hughton acknowledged the team’s shortcomings. He expressed his regret for the disappointing result, taking responsibility as the head coach.
“I apologise for the performance for the performance and the results,” Hughton said at a post-match press conference.
The defeat against the USA follows a previous 2-0 loss to Mexico during this international break, raising questions about Ghana’s recent performances under Hughton’s leadership.
The coach is under increasing criticism as skeptics doubt his suitability for the position, particularly in light of the tougher competition in these international friendlies.
Hughton is now looking ahead to the Black Stars’ two critical World Cup qualifying matches against Madagascar and Comoros in November, which will take place during the next international break. Ghana will have a chance to refocus and work on enhancing their performance before the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in January of the following year.
