Ghana coach Otto Addo has reflected on the side failing to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
The Black Stars needed to beat Angola on Friday to stand any chance of qualifying heading into their final game.
However, the four-time African champions could only manage a draw at Angola, who have since qualified for the tournament.
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Addo congratulated Angola on their qualification and lamented the Black Stars' ability to win their home games in the qualifiers.
"They didn't have anything to lose today, you could see. They could play freely, while we were a little bit more under pressure," Otto Addo said after the game, as per Ghanasoccernet.
"They pressed us very well, held us down in our half, and it was difficult for us today. But we were missing our intensity, and I think it was not good enough from our side.
"In general, we have to look at all the games we played, especially our home games. We lost to Angola, where we were better.
"In these tournaments, you have to win your home games; very, very important. And if you don't win, it is always difficult to play away and try to win because every nation is strong at home," he stated.