Saturday 24 May 2014

BLACK STARS FINISH FAREWELL GAME IN STYLE BEATING DREAM TEAM 6-1




Winger Christian Atsu became the player on the day when the Black Stars thrashed the Dream team 6-1 at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday night.

The much anticipated game which was used as a send of match for the Stars was highly attended by football fans as thousands of adherent troupe to the Accra Sport Stadium to watch their stars for the last time before they embark to Brazil.

Coach Kwasi Appiah made sure every player in the squad got a feel of the game as he used two separate sets in the first and second half of the game.

The Black Stars opened the scoring just in 3 minutes through Christian Atsu who won the heart of many fans at the stadium with his splendid performance and excellent display of football. The youngster however got his second and third within 5 minutes to put the Stars 3 goals ahead in the less than 15 minutes. Striker Jordan Ayew and Albert Adomah added the fourth and fifth goal to end the first half 5-0 in favor the Black Stars.

The Dream team seemed to have realized their mistakes as they came back very strong in the second half making sure the Stars did not score extra goals as they came up with few opportunities. The team which was lead by Ghanaian football tactician Isaac “Opeele” Adede- Boateng however awarded themselves with a goal in the second half from the spot kick after Ashitey Ollenu had been brought down in the penalty box.

The Black Stars nonetheless ended the game on an emphatic note after Sulley Muntari converted an excellent free kick to beat goalkeeper Robert Dabou to end the game 6-1 in favor the stars.

Meanwhile the team is expected to enplane to the Netherlands today where they will face the Dutch national team the “Orange” in a Pre-World Cup friendly in Rotterdam on Saturday May 31st before Kwasi Appiah names his final 23 for the Copa Mundial to Brazil who will eventually take on South Korea in another World Cup friendly in the USA on June 4th.

Ghana is potholed in a very tricky Group G which comprises heavyweight Germany, Portugal and the USA.





By Frank Darkwah
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