Saturday, 11 January 2014

APPIAH BELIEVES GHANA WILL FACE STIFF OPPOSITIONS AT WORLD CUP

Ex Black Stars skipper Stephen Appiah expects Ghana to face a stiffer challenge from opposing teams at the Brazil 2014 tournament because the Black Stars had proven itself as a strong force to reckon with during the last two World Cup competitions in Germany and South Africa.
 The Black Stars qualified for the second round of the Germany 2006 World Cup with two memorable victories against the Czech Republic and the USA and a defeat to Italy.
 The Black Stars guided by Ratomir Dujkovic only crashed out in the round of 16 after losing 3-0 to Brazil. Four years on, another Serb, Milovan Rajevac supervised the Black Stars to a quarter-final finish after losing to Uruguay following a win over Serbia, a stalemate in the game against Australia, a defeat to Germany at the group stage and a second win over the USA.
 Coach Kwasi Appiah must lead the Black Stars to face the USA, Portugal and Germany at the group stage of the Brazil 2014 tournament. And, Stephen Appiah, who was the Captain of the Black Stars squads that represented Ghana and at the Germany 2006 and South Africa 2010 World Cups, believes this year’s World Cup will present the Black Stars with tougher competition. 
By:Dennis Mirpuri (Senior Sports Editor.Live Fm)

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