Ghana 1 Namibia 0

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:38 pm Post subject: FT '08 ANC #10: Ghana 1-0 Namibia..Agogo + Download -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2008 African Nations Cup Group A Match #10, 24.01.2008 Download first half: http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3994440 Download second half: http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3994502 Highlights: 1st Half Highlights 2nd Half Highlights .v . Junior Agogo, No 9 centre, celebrates with his team mates after scoring against Namibia' Ghana v Namibia Venue: Ohene Djan Stadium, Accra, Ghana Attendance: 44,000 Time: 14:30 EST : Agogo 41 http://vinovo.magnify.net/watch/playlist/TQD2QPH63C1GL68M Live PC Links: http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=178&part=sports&discipline=football http://channelsurfing.net/ Live Radio Links: http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/live-radio.php http://www.modernghana.com/GhanaHome/media/radio/radionew.asp?radio=mg# Match Report: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/7205249.stm Ghana: 22-Richard Kingson; 2-Hans Sarpei, 4-John Paintsil, 5-John Mensah, 18-Eric Addo; 7-Laryea Kingston (12-Andre Ayew 65), 8-Michael Essien, 11-Sulley Muntari, 20-Quincy Owusu Abeyie; 3-Asamoah Gyan (13-Baffour Gyan, 65), 9-Junior Agogo Namibia: 1-Athiel Mbaha; 3-Hartman Toromba, 5-Richard Gariseb, 13-Michael Pienaar, 22-Jamunavandu Ngatjizeko; 8-Oliver Risser, 7-Collin Benjamin, 14-Brian Brendell (10-Letu Shatimiene 83), 17-Quinton Jacobs; 15-Rudolf Bester (20-Pineas Jacob 69), 11-Sydney Plaatjies (19-Lazarus Kaimbi 64) Referee: Kacem Bennaceur (Tunisia) ============================= Download Match: Ghana vs Namibia - 24th Jan 08 - German - XviD Download first half: http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3994440 Download second half: http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3994502 You must have Bittorrent on your PC to be able to download the game download the game with Bittorrent And use vlc media player to watch it. http://mirrors.optralan.com/videolan/vlc/0.8.5/win32/vlc-0.8.5-win32.exe ============================= ==PREVIEW== Injuries force Ghana to ponder changes ACCRA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Ghana could have to reshuffle their defence for Thursday's African Nations Cup match against Namibia in Accra, coach Claude Le Roy said. Key centre back John Mensah and his partner John Paintsil are both doubts and Russian-based Shilla Illiasu has yet to recover from the ankle injury that kept him out of the opening Group A game against Guinea on Sunday. Paintsil suffered concussion in the 2-1 win over Guinea at the Ohene Djan stadium and remembered little of the game, eventually being carried off on a stretcher in the final minute. He was later to taken to hospital for observation but released. Mensah did not train as he nursed a thigh strain and Paintsil is still being watched by the Black Stars' medical team, the coach said. If Ghana win Thursday's match, they will likely qualify for the quarter-finals...>> BBC Match Preview Here Black Stars physical trainer Renard Herve is confident Mensah will be fit to face Namibia. "John can make it for Thursday," said Herve. "It's worrying but he is responding well and we hope to get him ready." Striker Asamoah Gyan, who scored Ghana's opening goal in the win over Guinea, missed Tuesday's trainnig session due to a toe injury but says he will ready to face Namibia. Ghana beat Guinea 2-1 in their opening fixture while Namibia were thrashed 5-1 by Morocco. =============================== By Steve Vickers Junior Agogo Agogo (c) celebrates his goal against Guinea Ghana proved too strong for Namibia as the tournament hosts moved three points clear at the top of Group A. After Asamoah Gyan shot over the bar with the goal gaping, Junior Agogo bundled in a Quincy Owusu-Abeyie cross from close range on 41 minutes. But Namibia were not disgraced and had Brian Brendell showed a bit more calm on at least three occasions they might have snatched a surprise equaliser. Collin Benjamin also missed chances for Namibia as Ghana closed out the game. Ghana's two wins should take them through to the quarter-finals, though they need a draw against Morocco to be absolutely certain. Henri Michel's Morocco, who were beaten by Guinea earlier on Thursday, will probably need to win to have any chance of qualifying in that final group game on Monday. Sore from their 5-1 loss to Morocco, Namibia replaced goalkeeper Abisai Shiningayamwe with Athiel Mbaha. The Brave Warriors were far more organised defensively this time, and they managed to soak up plenty of Ghana pressure early on. 606: DEBATE Namibia did exceptionally well and could have nicked a point CE On 19 minutes Namibia broke away and had an opportunity to take a surprise lead, but Brendell shot wide from the edge of the penalty area. Ghana wasted their chances too, notably when Gyan failed to shoot into an open goal on 34 minutes, with the goalkeeper committed. Agogo's goal came from the vision of Michael Essien, who was named man-of-the-match. The midfielder laid on a pass inside the penalty area to Owusu-Abeyie, who found Agogo inside the six-yard box. The finish was not elegant, but it was enough to delight fans in the packed stadium in Accra. The first 20 minutes of the second half were tame, though Ghana remained in control. But two more chances fell to Brendell mid-way through the second half, shooting wide after Namibia break, then firing over the bar a minute later. Benjamin shot wide in the 75th minute from a Namibia corner kick, and he also missed a chance five minutes from time. Ghana continued in search of a second goal, but faltered in the final third of the pitch. Ghana winger Laryea Kingston picked up his second yellow card of the tournament, for taking a free-kick too early, and misses the match against Morocco. Collin Benjamin (R) fights for the ball with Ghana's Sulley Muntari during their 2008 African Cup of Nations match in Accra. Ghana won 1-0. Ghana's Andre Ayew challenges for the ball with Namibia's Lazarus Kaimbi Ghana's Eric Addo challenges for the ball with Namibia's Pineas Jacob Ghana's John Mensah challenges for the ball with Namibia's Quinton Norman Jacobs Members of the Ghana football team celebrate after scoring a goal against Namibia during their African Cup of Nations soccer match in Accra, Ghana, Thursday Jan. 24, 2008. Ghana beat Namibia 1- 0. Ghana's Manuel Agogo challenges for the ball with Namibia's Oliver Hanjorge Risser Ghana's Laryea Kingston challenges for the ball with Namibia's Jamunovamdu Ngatjizeko Ghana's Asamoah Gyan challenges for the ball with Namibia's Hartman Toromba during their African Cup of Nations soccer match in Accra, Ghana Thursday January 24, 2008. Ghana beat Namibia 1-0 Ghana's Asamoah Gyan challenges for the ball with Namibia's Elias Michael Pienaar Ghana's Michael Essien, right,goes for the ball with Namibia's Jamunovamdu Ngatjizeko Asamoah Gyan, reacts after missing a chance to score a goal against Namibia Essien Baffour Gyan Collin Benjamin (R) fights for the ball with Ghana's Sulley Muntari (C) and John Paintsil (L) 24 January 2008 in Accra (Ghana) during their 2008 African Cup of Nations match Collin Benjamin (R) fights for the ball with Ghana's Sulley Muntari (C) and John Paintsil (L)