Ghana's journey at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations has ended at the round of 16 after losing on penalties to Tunisia on Monday evening.
The Carthage Eagles won the shootout 5-4 to set up a quarter-final date with Madagascar on Thursday.
An own goal by Rami Bedoui cancelled out Taha Khenissi's second-half strike as the game went into the extra time and subsequently into the shootout.
Tunisians converted all their spot-kicks with Ghana's only miss coming from striker Caleb Ekuban.
GHANASoccernet.com brings you the player rating for the game against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia.
Richard Ofori (GK) â 6
Ofori was quite in the game but saved ferocious strike from second half substitute Wabhi Kazhri.
Andy Yiadom - 5
Had a fairly quiet game at the right side of the defence as he stuck to his task well.
Kassim Nuhu â 6
Solid in defence but failed to pick his marker leading to Tunisia's goal.
John Boye â 6
Struggled to match the pace of the Tunisians, caught off guard a couple of times and was slowing in reacting to the pass from the right which led to the Tunisia opener.
Baba Rahman â 4
Had a poor game, defensive and offensively, the Chelsea man was off.
Afriyie Acquah â 6
Work hard together with Wakaso but saw his long strike saved by the Tunisia goalkeeper.
Mubarak Wakaso â 7
Tireless worker in the middle of the park and crowned another impressive performance with a man of the match award.
Thomas Partey â 6
Another underwhelming performance from the Atletico Madrid star. Had a couple of shots on target but did not seize contral of his position.
Andre Dede Ayew (C) â 5
The captain had struggle all game but had a beautiful goal ruled out by the referee.
Samuel Owusu â 6.5
Had a fairly good game, could not create a scoring scoring chance but was difficult to handle by the Tunisia defence.
Jordan Ayew â 6.5
Good performance by the Crystal Palace attacker. Could have won the game for Ghana but had a poor touch to the ball which narrowly went off target.
Caleb Ekuban â 4
Did not provide a lot of threat in attack but his penalty miss proved to be decisive.
Asamoah Gyan â 5
Showed some zeal in attack. Won more aerial balls but it was too late for him to make a huge impact.
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