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Accra, Ghana
As seen in: Ghanasoccernet.com, Modern Ghana
Managing Editor @Ghanasoccernet | Senior Communications Manager @ghanafa
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Jerry Afriyie: The new Ghana youth magician weaving magic for Black Satellites

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By Patrick Akoto Verified
| Ghanasoccernet.com Verified
Ghana Under-20 forward Jerry Afriyie is emerging as the new wonderkid for the powerful West African nation. At just 17,  the talented forward is expected to take the game by storm with the new magician ready for global stardom. The highly-rated forward scored a belter for Ghana's Under-20 team in their 3-1 win over Gambia in the 13th All Africa Games Men Football competition in the capital, Accra on Tuesday March 12, 2024.
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World Cup 2022: Ghana FA reports shameful American referee Ismail Elfath to FIFA over dubious penalty decision

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By Patrick Akoto Verified
| Ghanasoccernet.com Verified
The Ghana Football Association has petitioned FIFA against the shameful conduct of United States of America referee Ismail Elfath after he awarded a dubious and an imaginary penalty to Portugal without checking the VAR, GHANAsoccernet.com understands. The Ghana FA has petitioned the world governing body, demanding sanctions to be taken against the disgraceful decision which has mocked the much touted VAR and thrown technology into the dustbin.
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No time to panic as Ghana will ‘come good’ at World Cup, insists legend Tony Baffoe

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By Patrick Akoto Verified
| Ghanasoccernet.com Verified
Former Ghana international Anthony Baffoe has insisted there is no need to panic over Ghana's form as he backed them to "come good" in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. A 3-0 humbling defeat to five-time World Champions Brazil and an uninspiring 1-0 success over minnows Nicaragua has heightened lack of trust and believe in the team ahead of the global showpiece.
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