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We look back at the data underpinning Uruguay 1-1 Ghana in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where Uruguay progressed after a penalty shootout.

Luis Suarez both broke African hearts and enraged a continent with a blatant handball and his antics afterwards in 2010.

We look back at the data underpinning Uruguay 1-1 Ghana in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where Uruguay progressed after a penalty shootout.

We look back at the data underpinning Uruguay 1-1 Ghana in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where Uruguay progressed after a penalty shootout.

The Southampton centre-back completed his half century of PL outings against Manchester United on Saturday

Former Ghana skipper Stephen Appiah believes the Black Stars must be wary of Comoros ahead of their meeting at the Africa Cup of Nations finals next year.

Former Ghana skipper Stephen Appiah believes the Black Stars must be wary of Comoros ahead of their meeting at the Africa Cup of Nations finals next year.

Suarez’s handball and Gyan’s penalty miss denied Ghana historic semi-final spot You’d forgive Luis Suarez for avoiding social media on July 2, owing to the deluge of abuse that may come his way on the anniversary of Ghana’s painful exit at the 2010 World Cup. It’s exactly 11 years since the Uruguay forward’s deliberate handball at Soccer City prevented Ghana from advancing to the semi-final of the global showpiece. The blatant act, deep into extra time, denied Africa her first repre...

Sven-Goran Eriksson makes honest admission about his Leicester City exit The Swede was in charge of the Foxes for a year before leaving the club in October 2011 Need the latest Foxes transfer news? Get FREE email alerts for Leicester City FCInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our...

Clegg Disappointed With Leicester Change of Heart Friday, 13th Jan 2012 08:48 Chief Executive Simon Clegg admits that he is disappointed that Leicester City called off the Blues’ move for defender Sean St Ledger at the last minute. The Foxes need the Irishman as defensive cover with John Pantsil and Sol Bamba away at the Africa Cup of Nations from Saturday. Clegg said: “I am bitterly disappointed. We expected Sean to be in the team for the Birmingham game but I got a call on Wednesday m...