Ghana’s national team was awarded the Fair Play Team at the just-ended 2024 Futsal Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghana made a disappointing showing at the tournament after almost three decades of absence, losing all group games to exit the competition.
The West Africans lost 5-2 to Zambia in their inaugural game before going 8-3 down to hosts and eventual champions Morocco.
The team suffered a humiliating 11-3 at the hands of Angola, who won Silver at the tournament.
After Sunday’s final, the Technical Study Group awarded Ghana the Fair Play Team of the tournament.
Morocco’s Abdelkrim Anbia was named the Best Goalkeeper.
His team mate Soufian Charraoui won the Golden Boot while Bilal Bakkali was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the tournament.
Angola and Libya join the hosts as Africa’s representatives for the World Cup later this year.
