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Ghana Team for 2010 World Cup

Ghana has qualified for the FIFA World Cup finals a second time, after they were the only African side to have crossed over into the knockout stage from the group stage in the 2006 World Cup. The Black Stars have been a fast rising football team to have won four CAF African Cup of Nations, two U-17 FIFA World Cups and are the only African nation to have won the FIFA U-20 World Cup beating Brazil on penalties in 2009. Ghana seems eager to play at the World Cup following their 2006 defeat of Czech Republic and the USA before bowing down to the mighty Brazilians.
 
Ghana went into the Group stages with full fervor winning the first four games and qualifying for the World Cup finals before losing 1-0 to Libya. In June 2009 they defeated both Mali and Sudan. The Black Stars were only a bit shaky in the first round when lost a match apiece to Libya and Gabon, but topped them on goal difference.
 
Chelsea’s Michael Essien teamed with Sulley muntari and Stephen Appiah form the powerful midfield Ghana is known for, capable of diffusing attacks as well as creating them. With the Wigan Athletic Goalkeeper Richard Kingson tending the posts, the defense is kept tight by John Mensah and John Paintsil.
 
Yugoslavian Milovan Rajevac took over the coaching responsibility after Claude Le Roy’s departure. He played for Yugoslavia as a defender, later coached the Red Star Brigade and led the Serbian team FK Borac to their first-ever qualification for a European tournament
 
This young Ghanaian team is all set to play in the World Cup finals for the second time in the country’s football history and will be hoping to improve on their performance at the 2006 World Cup finals.
Ghana Football Team for World Cup 2010
The Pre-World Cup list of players for Mexico is given below.
 
Player
Position
Richard Kingson
 Goalkeeper
Daniel Adjei
 Goalkeeper
Stephen Ahorlu
 Goalkeeper
Stephen Adams
 Goalkeeper
John Mensah
 Centre Back
John Pantsil
 Right Back
Eric Addo
 Defensive Midfielder
Hans Sarpei
 Defensive Midfield, Right Back, Left Back
Samuel Inkoom
 Right back / Centre back
Lee Addy
 Left back
Abdul Rahim Ayew
 Attacking Midfielder
Isaac Vorsah
 Defensive midfielder / Centre back
Anthony Annan
 Defensive midfielder
Michael Essien
 Midfielder
Prince Buaben
 Cenral midfielder
Sulley Muntari
 Midfielder
Kwadwo Asamoah
 Centre / Left Midfielder
André Ayew
 Striker / Winger
Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu
 Defensive Midfielder
Derek Boateng
 Midfielder
Kevin-Prince Boateng
 Central midfielder
Quincy Owusu-Abeyie
 Striker, Left winger
Dominic Adiyiah
 Striker
Matthew Amoah
 Striker
Asamoah Gyan
 Striker
Prince Tagoe
 Striker
Haminu Draman
 Winger
Bennard Yao Kumordzi
 Midfielder


Date - Time Venue
Detail
Results
13-June 14:00 Tshwane/Pretoria Ghana Ghana vs Serbia Serbia Ghana won by 1-0
19-June 14:00 Rustenburg Australia Australia vs Ghana Ghana Draw 1-1
23-June 18:30 Johannesburg - JSC Ghana Ghana vs Germany Germany Germany won by 1-0
26-June 18:30 Rustenburg United States United States vs Ghana Ghana Ghana won by 2-1
02-July 18:30 Johannesburg Ghana Ghana vs Uruguay Uruguay Uruguay won by 1 (4)-1 (2) (penalty shoot-out)


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