Jordan Ayew kept up his scoring streak for Ghana on Tuesday, finding the back of the net in a 2-2 draw with Uganda.
The No. 9 was on target for the fourth time in his last three international matches; remarkably, all four have been penalties.
Ayew wore the captain's armband again and – after his team had initially gone ahead early on, before being pegged back in the first-half – slotted home from 12 yards to restore their advantage on 27 minutes.
The Palace forward ultimately left the field of play for brother André in the 78th minute, and his team could not hang on for a first win under new head coach Otto Addo as they conceded an 82nd-minute equaliser in Marrakech.
Earlier in the window, Ayew had worn the armband and scored a penalty – a late consolation goal – in Ghana's 2-1 friendly defeat to Nigeria, whihc was Addo's first game in charge.
The Black Stars will be hoping to bounce back from a disappointing Africa Cup of Nations campaign in January, when 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers come around in June.
