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Seasoned journalist Kwesi Pratt Jnr. cannot wrap his head around the mistake of Ghana's goalkeeper, Richard Ofori, in his attempt to catch a ball that was going over the line.

The goalkeeper's slip has made the Black Stars' chance of progressing in the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) very slim, as the team shares the bottom spot in their Group B, though they are third on the table.

Ghanaians are now to rely on Cameroon and other teams to determine their fate in the tournament, however, the team's exit is highly inevitable.

Kwesi Pratt Jnr. shares no hope in the possibility of the Black Stars moving to the Round of 16.

Dissecting the Stars' performance, Mr. Pratt, like most Ghanaians, wondered why Richard Ofori couldn't leave the ball alone for Ghana to have secured a safe pass to the next stage of the tournament.

"What really compelled the goalkeeper to touch a ball that was going over for them to score us? This is common sense," he said on "Kokrokoo" on Peace FM.

He found the performance of the Black Stars very "embarrassing" wondering why the new crop of players can't catch the nationalistic spirit of their predecessors.