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The Black Stars are in for a goal harvest as they lead the Crocodiles of Lesotho by 3-0 in the first 45 minutes of the World Cup qualifier which is under way at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
Skipper Sulley Muntari opened the scoring with a terrific strike from a well rehearsed freekick with just 16 minutes played.
The AC Milan star is easily the man of the match so far with his long searching balls one of which located Jordan Ayew who dummied the goal keeper on the stroke of half time and slotted the ball into an empty net.
Dominic Adiyiah showed why coach Akwasi Appiah kept faith in him by scoring the second goal with a great individual effort.
It has been an incredible team performance with the Stars playing a free flowing game with great telepathy from Derek Boateng and Agyemang Badu in midfield.
Goal keeper Adam Kwarasey has virtually been on a holiday because the Crocodiles are yet to make any effort at goal.
For the first half its Ghana 3, Lesotho 0 a Friday afternoon stroll at the park it appears to be for the Black Stars.
Power has been restored at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium after nearly an hour of hold up and the World Cup qualifier between the Black Stars of Ghana and the Crocodiles of Lesotho which was suspended due to the flood lights at the stadium not functioning is underway.
The Black Stars of Ghana who raced to a 3 goal lead in the first half are now 7 goals up. Sulley Muntari opened the scoring with a terrific strike from a well rehearsed freekick with just 16 minutes played with Dominic Adiyiah scoring a brace.
Jordan Ayew dummied the goal keeper on the stroke of half time and slotted the ball into an empty net for Ghana's fourth goal.
Substitute Chritian Atsu who came on for Sulley Muntari added his name to the score sheet when he curled in a beautiful shot in the 85th minute from the outside of the Lesotho penalty box.
Jordan Ayew then latched onto a rebound in the 90th, before defender Jerry Akaminko outjumped the Lesotho goalie and powered home a header for the seventh goal.
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