Michael Essien and Sulley Muntari combined twice to great effect as Ghana beat Morocco 2-0 to top Group A and reach the African Nations Cup quarter-finals.
Essien opened the scoring in the 26th minute when he latched on to Muntari's clever chip over the wall and volleyed home.
Essien then turned provider when he burst through the midfield and drove at the Moroccan defence before laying it off to Muntari who squeezed his finish in at the near post.
It means the host nation garnered nine points from three matches and will stay in Accra for their quarter-final on Sunday. They will know the identity of their opponents on completion of Group B tomorrow.
Guinea progress alongside Ghana after a 1-1 draw with Namibia.
The West Africans finished five points behind Ghana and will play their quarter-final in Sekondi on Sunday.
Robert Nouzaret's side opened the scoring through Souleymane Youla on 62 minutes only for Namibia to equalise nine minutes from time courtesy of Brian Brendell's second goal of the tournament.
In the quarter-finals Guinea are likely to face the Ivory Coast who have already secured their place in the last eight before their final group B match against Mali in Accra tomorrow.
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