'He will cry': Ghana fans relish World Cup revenge against Suarez

Posted 2022-12-01, Jamaica Observer Headlines

Photo: AP / Martin Meissner

ACCRA, Ghana, (AFP) — When Ghana face Uruguay on Friday in their decisive final World Cup group match, one name will be on the minds of many from the West African country: Luis Suarez. The Uruguay striker broke Ghanaian hearts at the 2010 World Cup when his deliberate handball stopped a certain goal in the dying stages... read full story

"We were waiting to celebrate, but we cried in the streets,"

Photo: Uruguay's Luis Suarez controls the ball during the World Cup group H soccer match between Uruguay and South Korea, at the Education City Stadium in Al Rayyan , Qatar, Thursday, Nov. 24, 2022. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)


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