Ahead of their vital second-leg game against Sudan in the AFCON qualifiers in Libya, the team has been accused of spreading onion pieces at the stadium where they had their training.
According to the report suggesting the voodoo involvement, the Sudanese media stated that the onions were found after the Black Stars training session.
However, the Ghana Football Association’s communications member, Sheikh Tophic Sienu, spoke against such allegations when he came across the post on social media.
“It’s best to gather enough proof before insinuating things you don’t know. The person who posted these pictures of onion pieces is a Sudanese journalist. What is even the justification that it was done by the Black Stars? Get your facts straight!”