Ghana Under-20 coach Sellas Tetteh claims the Black Satellites are now unbeatable after seeing off “one of the best” sides Portugal.
The Black Satellites came from a 2-1 down to defeat Portugal in the knockout round of the 2013 Under-20 World Cup on Wednesday.
Coach Tetteh, who won the trophy in 2009, said his side has seen it all from the group stages to the quarter-finals and are well motivated to edge out Chile on Sunday.
“We know we have met difficult teams in our group, and Portugal was one of the best," Tetteh said. “So now we believe any other team we meet, we can beat.”
“We are the only team among the eight teams that started badly. If you see where we've come from and what we've reached, we should be more motivated than the others.”
Ghana stand a chance to repeat history if they reach the final of the tournament after becoming Africa’s only side to have won the U-20 World Cup four years ago in Egypt.
