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Ghana coach Otto Addo confirmed he would be leaving after the team’s exit from the World Cup on Friday, having already said before the tournament in Qatar he would not be staying on after.

Diego Alonso railed against the match officials in two of Uruguay’s games while Edinson Cavani appeared to push a VAR monitor over

With tournament favourites Brazil already qualified following victories over Serbia and Switzerland, the South Americans only need a point on Friday night against Cameroon to claim Group G.

Uruguay stalwarts Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez are fighting for their World Cup survival while Ghana will have revenge on their minds on Friday. With Portugal already qualified from Group H, Uruguay, Ghana and South Korea are battling for the other last 16 place in Qatar, said AFP. The key…

The former Republic of Ireland player took on the role as Ghana's technical advisor earlier this year.

Chris Hughton sat high in the stands, stuck among the media in his green Ghana training garb, messaging down advice on a two-way radio to the bench as the west Africans beat South Korea on Monday to win their first points of the World Cup in Qatar.

Ghana almost became the first African nation to reach a World Cup semi-final in 2010 when they faced Uruguay, but Luis Suarez infamously intervened before they crashed out

South Korea 2-3 Ghana: Mohammed Kudus was the match-winner after the Asian side fought back from two goals down in a thrilling contest

Mohammed Kudus was among the heroes for Ghana, who managed to take all three points despite letting an intial two-goal lead slip

Ghana boss Otto Addo urged his players to display passion and resilience in their crunch Group H match against South Korea on Monday afternoon.

Cristiano Ronaldo gets his rematch four years after Uruguay knocked his Portugal team out of the World Cup