Substitute Sulley Muntari finished off Ghana’s well deserved 3-0 win over Congo in Brazzaville with a trademark shot in their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations Group I qualifier.
The Red Devils of Congo were undone by two first-half goals from Serbia-based duo Prince Tagoe and Dominic Adiyiah
In-form Striker Prince Tagoe has put Ghana ahead to justify his recent goalscoring form at club level.
The Partizan Belgrade forward profited from a poor clearance by the Congo goalkeeper to silence the home crowd in the 22nd minute.
His club team mate Dominic Adiyiah headed home the second goal by connecting John Panstil’s excellent cross from the right in the 44th minute.
Red Stars Belgrade defender replaced David Addy who picked up a knock in the match.
Samuel Inkoom was brought on for striker Prince Tagoe.
Udinese-based midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah missed a one-on-one chance that could have increased the scoreline.
Ghana lead the Group with four points by superior goal difference.
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Ft: Congo 0-3 Ghana