The Black Satellites are back in the U-20 African Youth Championships contention following a 1-0 win against Benin. Ebenezer Assifuah scored the crucial goal.
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Ghana thus are ninety minutes away from booking a World Cup slot in addition to getting a semi-final place in this championship.
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The Group A win in the team's first and has boosted morale all round. This is ahead of their last group game against hosts, Algeria on Friday in Ain Temouchent.
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Ebenezer Assifuah has also now recorded two goals in two games, following his strike against Egypt in Ghana's opening 2-1 defeat. But the technically team will be worried about the young striker's profligacy.
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Also coming for stick was Michael Anaba, who is being used on the wings, rather than centrally, where he is more comfortable.
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"As a footballer you must be ready for criticism. The fans have every right to express how they feel at one point," Anaba said after the game, according to Ghanasoccernet.
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"I'm not perturbed and ready to work hard at training and ensure I come good. This is a team in progress and so I will just urge the fans to keep calm."
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Sellas Tetteh, coach of the Ghana side, has been rather quiet throughout the competition.
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Ghana won the African U-20 Championship in 2009 and also made history by becoming the first African nation to lift the coveted U-20 World Cup in Egypt.
Ghana did a great job on the night. They played better i must say. Benin were no match
Ghana showed how much of a good team they were against Egypt so i expected them to defeat Benin.