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 Ghana vs Uruguay 2022 Match Review

At 6:00 PM in the Al Janoub stadium, a total of 43,443 people sat down to watch the 2022 Ghana vs Uruguay match. Twelve years ago, in the African world cup of 2010, Ghana and Uruguay played for a tie. As expected, in twelve years, a lot has changed, including the team lineups. The match lasted 106 minutes in total excluding the half-break. 8 additional minutes were provided before half-break and 8 minutes were provided at the end.


It was an exciting and tough battle. During the first half, the Uruguayan team managed to score two goals, and earned a penalty kick (which missed). Despite this, the Ghana team continued with fierce attacks in hopes of evening the score. Their quick moves amazed the stadium. 

First Goal by Giorgian de Arrascaeta

Second Goal also by Giorgian de Arrascaeta

After the first half, both teams got ready for the second half, and switched sides. The Ghana team tried to score some goals, while the Uruguay team tried to keep the ball away from them. In the end, no goals were scored for the second half. In total, the Ghana and Uruguay team both took five substitutions. Yellow cards were assigned to Luis Suárez and Sebastián Coates of Uruguay and Kamaldeen Sulemana of Ghana.

Despite winning the match, Uruguay was not allowed to continue, which was a major blow for them. Although, in the spirit of sportsmanship, it was an impressive match, and the skill of both teams cannot be denied.


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