It may only have been a friendly at Wembley, but the England squad has been looking pretty solid this year. And so has Africa's top-ranked team. Thus, the Black Stars won't be beating themselves up too much for having to make do with a 1 - 1 draw, particularly as it looked very much like The Three Lions were having it their way in the first half. And Ghana remains top of Group I in the African Cup of Nations qualifying rounds, so good news all round.
And more good news for the two winners of our Football Fables competition (see below), which is now closed.
The question to win an autographed DVD copy of the of the award-winning documentary was:
What is the nickname of the Ghanaian national team?
The answer, of course, is the Black Stars, which everyone got, but we have only two copies to give away so we chucked all the names in a hat, gave it a good shake, and the first two names we picked out were:
Jo-Ann Osei-Twum
Ryan Musser
Congratulations! Your autographed copy of the award-wining documentary will be on its way to you shortly.
Thanks, commiserations and better luck next time to everyone else. Football Fables is available to buy from www.footballfables.co.uk.
THE COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED
To get you even more psyched for the Ghana - Congo Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on the 27th and the Ghana - England friendly on the 29th, we're giving away 2 copies of Baff Akoto's award-winning documentary Football Fables (signed by the director).
The lucky winners will be among the first to get their hands on this DVD as it only gets its official launch on the 27th March (1600 at Brixton - Ritzy Picturehouse. Grab advance tickets HERE).
The film follows Francis Boadi a teenager trying to fulfil his dreams of becoming a professional football player in Europe. His journey lifts the lid on the inner workings of the African football transfer market as he encounters both heartwarming triumphs and bitter disappointments.
All you have to do is answer one simple question:
What is the nickname of the Ghanaian national team?
The DVD is region-free, so this competition is open to everyone in the world. Send your answer to info@thisisafrica.me (Subject field: Football Fables) and the first 2 correct answers we pick at random from our inbox on the 30th of March each win a signed copy of the DVD.
Please include your name, full postal address and telephone number in your email.
If you're not one of the lucky winners, don't worry, Football Fables is available to buy exclusively, for now, from www.footballfables.co.uk
Good luck to everyone, and to ... oops, almost gave the game away!
Give Baff a holla - and get updates on screenings, events, free stuff, etc. - at the Football Fables Facebook page
