Ghana, Ghana, Ghana, Oh Seeeeeaaahhh Yeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaah

Ok, so I do not have much to say in this post, except to remind those of you who are living under a rock that Ghana is going to the World Cup in 2010. So to our opponents, get ready because we are coming to SCATTER the place.

OH SEAAAAAAAAAAAH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!

(To those who are living in the mountains of West Virginia, that is our battle cry).

Image courtesy of: Xinhua/Reuters, retrieved from english.people.com

BTW, Yenkasa will have a special guest correspondent, aka my younger brother, covering the game from the frontlines (ok, maybe the nosebleed section, but you get the point). Stay tuned for the blow-by-blow in 2010.

P.S. I know that the other countries were discussed but hello, this is Yenkasa so we sweat, love Ghana, thanks!

P.S.S. Either get on the bandwagon or get a ball to the dome from Essien, Muntari and Co.

Check the BBC story below:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/8240811.stm

Ghana have qualified for their second successive World Cup after a 2-0 victory over Sudan in Accra.

The Black Stars reached the 2006 tournament in Germany under Ratomir Dujkovic and another Serb coach, Milovan Rajevac has repeated the feat.

Ghana's Michael Essien scored the winning goal against Sudan

Ghana knew World Cup qualification was in their hands when Benin scored an equaliser against Mali just a few minutes before the kick-off in Accra.

Sulley Muntari's strike early in the first half put the hosts in the driving seat.

Michael Essien made sure of the three points and World Cup qualification when he scored just a few minutes after half-time.

Ghana remain unbeaten in Group D.

They are top with 12 points, while Sudan are bottom with just one point.               


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