The decisions fall in the group stage of the World Cup, so also in group H. Ghana hopes to keep second place, which will provide a ticket for the eighth final. Uruguay must win and is also dependent on the meeting between the already qualified Portugal and South Korea. In collaboration with Unibet, Voetbalzone looks ahead to the emotional duel between Ghana and Uruguay.
Ghana made it quite difficult for Portugal last Thursday, although the 3-2 defeat was unavoidable. A few days later, South Korea won in a spectacular encounter: 2-3. The 0-2 lead disappeared like snow in the sun, but it was Mohammed Kudus who finally brought salvation. With a win over Uruguay, a place among the last sixteen teams of the World Cup is a certainty for Ghana.
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For Uruguay, the World Cup is not yet a success. The disappointing 0-0 draw against South Korea was followed by a 2-0 defeat against Portugal. The South Americans have not even scored at this World Cup yet. That will have to be a lot better against Ghana, in order to prevent an inglorious retreat in Qatar. Beforehand, many look back at the 2010 World Cup, when Uruguay won against Ghana in the quarterfinals and on penalties. Luis Suárez then made hands and Asamoah Gyan was able to shoot his country to the semi-finals. However, he missed and Uruguay was still the strongest in the penalty shootout.
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Kudus has two goals during this World Cup and the Ajax player hopes to increase that number in the crucial meeting with Uruguay. At the opponent in the Al Janoub Stadium, the goals must come from Darwin Núñez and Edinson Cavani. Perhaps Suárez can make it difficult for Ghana again as a substitute. The final group match in group H starts on Friday at 4 p.m. Dutch time.
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