Ghana midfielder Andre Ayew admits his country had to dig deep to extract win against lowly Comoros in a 2018 World Cup qualifier on Tuesday.
The Ghanaians were made to sweat for the win after Mubarak Wakaso and Jordan Ayew scored superb goals to aid the sides victory at home.
The Black Stars had shared the spoils in an entertaining first leg tie in Moroni last Friday and needed to win to progress to the group stage of the competition.
The four-time African champions were aware their opponent was going to be prove stubborn- and they did.
And Andre Ayew, who plays for English side Swansea City, admits the Black Stars had to play above themselves to edge the Islanders at home.
I’m very happy that we won this game. It was a difficult game but in the end, we were able to secure the most important thing by winning this match,” he told reportes after the game.
“We hope to build on this victory and get more victories in our subsequent games so we can qualify to the World Cup.
The Black Stars will now await their opponent for the draw which will see four teams housed in five groups as they fight for a place for the global showpiece.
