The match between Ghana and Sudan in the Africa Cup of Nations Qualification ended in a goalless draw that was characterized by contrasting styles and a significant disparity in attacking opportunities. Ghana dominated the attacking front, earning an overwhelming 16 corner kicks compared to Sudan's sole corner, indicating persistent pressure on Sudan’s defense. Despite this attacking dominance, Ghana struggled to convert their possession into goals, partly due to effective Sudanese defensive organization.

Sudan, playing a more restrained game, managed to maintain discipline in defensive positioning, as reflected by their zero offside calls throughout the match. However, their defensive efforts did come with aggression, as evidenced by their two yellow cards, one in each half, showcasing their occasional lapses in discipline under pressure. This did not prevent Sudan from maintaining a structured defensive front that managed to keep Ghana at bay despite the barrage of corners.

Both teams were evenly matched in terms of fouls, with each side committing only five, demonstrating a mutual respect and strategic restraint in tackling. Ghana’s single offside indicates attempts to break through Sudan’s defensive line, which were ultimately unsuccessful. The inability of Ghana to capitalize on their territorial advantage and set pieces, combined with Sudan’s robust defensive display, shaped the match's outcome. Overall, the fixture was a testament to Sudan's resilient defensive efforts against Ghana's pressing attack.

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