Lewis Koumas headed an equaliser in time added on to earn Wales a 1-1 friendly draw at home to Black Stars of Ghana, BBC Sport reports.
The draw means Ghana are winless in their last four matches – recording three defeats and one draw.
Ghnan were denied a winning start under Carlos Queiroz as part of their World Cup preparations.
Daniel James hit the post and crossbar in quick succession for the home side during a first half which Wales controlled.
After an indifferent opening hour at a sparsely populated Cardiff City Stadium, Ghana rewarded their exuberant fans with the opening goal as substitute Caleb Yirenkyi struck on the rebound.
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Wales eventually got the goal their performance deserved in the third minute of added time, when Neco Williams’ inviting cross from the right was nodded in by a stooping Koumas to score his first international goal.
Having missed out on World Cup qualification by losing to Bosnia-Herzegovina at this ground in March, this was a third game without victory for Craig Bellamy’s men, even if the performance had its bright moments.
Ghana are drawn against 1966 World Cup winners England, 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia and Panama.
At the Qatar 2022 World Cup, Ghana crashed out in the group stage.
