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Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan believes his missing musician friend, Castro is alive despite days of unsuccessful search for his body following a boat accident in Ada over the weekend.
- I would still be pissed off if it wasn't for the joy it was to come home to my son who was born during the World Cup, says the goalkeeper of Strømsgodset.
The coach of the Black Stars, Kwesi Appiah, has told reporters that Kevin Prince Boateng is no longer in his plans for the team.
It may be something of a footballing cliché that “at the highest level, any error can prove fatal” but on Monday, at the Estadio Nacional, it most certainly rang true.
Argentina secured top spot in Group F and preserved their unblemished record at Brazil 2014 with a 3-2 win over Nigeria illuminated by braces for Lionel Messi and Ahmed Musa. Alejandro Sabella's side will be joined in the Round of 16 by the Super Eagles, who contributed greatly to this enthralling match and progress due to Iran's defeat to already-eliminated Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It is a privilege to be selected to play for one’s nation at a World Cup but there is a duty on behalf of football associations to ensure that all players are respected.
As the 2014 FIFA World Cup enters the ultimate phases, several African nations are gearing up for the final Afcon elimination round to decide the last seven teams to enter the group stages of qualification for Morocco 2015.
Newafricansoccer.com is reporting that Black Stars head coach Kwesi Appiah has wielded his 
disciplinary axe on duo Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari from the Ghana World Cup team camp for various degrees of misconduct.
Ghana’s Black Queens will know their opponent for this year’s African Women Championship on July 19, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed on Wednesday.