Ghana 2010: World Cup's Most Heartbreaking Story
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today we throw it back to the 2010 world cup and talk about the incredible underdog that was the ghana national team.
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As a Ghanaian, I will simply never forget the feeling of the whole Africa coming together to support usâŠand we fumbled
Somehow
As a part Uruguayan: Sorry but not sorry
@@sarabalhas638 bro i get it n best believe if I was in that position Iâm doing the same thingđ€Łđ€Ł
As a Spaniard, I can reassure you, donât worry we wouldâve kicked your asses even if you advanced.
@@sarabalhas638 this is why uruguay is a small nation
fun fact: Suarezâs goalkeeping stats were increased in FIFA 11 after this
i never even thought about that. i remember checking suarez' stats in like fifa 19 and his goalkeeping stats were around the 50's compared to every other outfield player who had a goalkeeper rating of like 12 lol
Back when EA cared about some little details in their games. if the same were to happen now with any random player for sure nothing happens
@@marcosmartinez760 nah, if it happened now they would make a special suarez gk card, only in ultimate team, so they could make money off the meme
@@Icaruuuuusss weâve asked for a Kyle walker gk card for 3 years now and nothing so nah, theyâre boring now
The day an Out of Position Suarez does come out as GK, the player portrait has to be the Ghana handball. đ
Suarez gave a great demonstration of how players value their national team. He didn't even think about the consequences of being sent off (that was still young Suarez, but imagine Uruguay needing to play the next game without prime Suarez), but he quickly tried to save his team.
It is a bit saddening that Ghana had to end his run this way, sure, but that moment is a legendary WC moment
@Julius Briggs blah blah
@Julius Briggs It may not be ethical but I donât blame Suarez one bit, you are crazy if you wouldnât do that for your country especially in a World Cup.
@Julius Briggs lol how is that unlawfully ? it's literally the rule , he got a red card , ghana got a pen . The only thing wrong here is that ghana miss a easy pen and salty
â@Julius Briggs sportsmanship is a very beautiful concept, but in moments like these, nobody who truly felt any inkling of passion towards the shirt would EVER be a "good sportsman". and if you're going to damn Suarez for his handball, damn the dive that got Ghana that free kick in the first place. diving should also be, and is poor sportsmanship.
@Julius Briggs Nope, Suarez was sent off and Ghana given a penalty, as the Laws of the Game would dictate. The fact that they missed that penalty cannot be blamed to Suarez as he didn't impede in the penalty kick in anyway whatsoever. He gave Ghana the opportunity to advance through the WC but they wasted it, and you cannot blame that on Suarez.
The fact that there are bad characters in football makes it more entertaining in my opinion as long as they dont do crimes (Mason Greenwood, Benjamin Mendy). I dont want a perfect game; I want an exciting and dramatic one!
Its been 12 years and I still haven't recovered from this. That Ghana golden generation was a hell of a team.
Fun Fact: Ghana was the only
team in 2014 that Germany was unable to beat of the 7 matches they had
Spain?
@@jabs7670 Germany didn't play Spain in 2014
@@Agtsmirnoff oh shit, why was I thinking of the 2010 wc. Shambles
And eight years later, Saudi Arabia being the only team Argentina was unable to beat
Seems like a pattern of small teams beating the big guns before they goes on to win the whole thing
@@sadmanadib8536 Ghana didnât beat Germany they tied 2-2
I'm Ghanaian but I'm also a Barcelona fan so when Suarez signed for us it cause me physical pain
Who would win:
198 goals in 200 matches
A stopped goal in 1 match
@@marcosmartinez760 nah that's how I felt when he first joined, love him at club level hate him when I see him on the international stage
Why not support your local team?
@MainsMain grew up watching Barcelona in Ghana and have been to a fair few games
@@redinthehead4294 I owe you an apology. I wasn't familiar with your game
as a Uruguayan this games was probably the best example of self sacrifice for your country
Suarez's save was my favorite world cup moment of all time
Not from Uruguay, but I celebrated SuĂĄrez that night!
People love to hate him for the handball, but most people would do the same in that situation.
though i feel for ghana i would do the same thing in that situation
As a Ghanaian,I still can't forgive Suarez
@@eligo_1392 same here âŠcanât forgive him
In South America, SuĂĄrez's handball was not celebrated by everybody, but everybody UNDERSTOOD it, whether you liked it or not everyone thought "yup, that's how far you should go for your national team".
I feel like people from other places dont understand the level of passion that football rises here. I'm not asking you to either love or hate SuĂĄrez, but to understand that this play came from the same place of your heart that makes you say "I would literally do anything to watch my country in the semis", and Suarez was just another fan that happened to be a player.
Well, like we say in spanish, "son cosas del fĂștbol" (it's a football thing).
Suarez did the right thing and I agree with him and Uruguayans. Even if it was wrong morally. So many keyboard "sportsman" in the comments act like they wouldn't do this in a World Cup R016 match but they wouldn't have a tiny bit of passion to begin with.
There's also the fact that being in the semis meant a lot for Uruguay as well. They are a small country where they breathe football, yet after 1950 their performance had dropped hard. I think 2010 was their first time in semis after 1950, actually.
@@brrrrrtenjoyer It was not wrong morally
As a Balkaner, I can understand the extreme nationalism most of the South American teams have. I donât condone it, but I understand.
Lo de SuĂĄrez estaba completamente justificado, le robaron la copa a Uruguay. No cobraron un montĂłn de faltas a su favor y lo peor es que le cobran un tiro libre faltando minutos para terminar el partido.
Maqwell is literally the most underrated CZcamsr of all time
Thanks for 185 likes
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Actually the real most underrated CZcamsr would be someone you've never heard of đ€
bruh he's got 127000 subs
@@man4437 well maqwell actually isn't much heard off, dude only has a million views in one vid so far
Nah
I'm from South America, not even from Uruguay, but everyone here thinks SuĂĄrez was a hero for what he did. He's seen as the brave man who sacrificed for his team when they needed it most.
My thing is he did ALL THAT and didnât even get a third place medal out of itđ
@@kris5885 and whats wrong with that? we gave a fight until the last minute. Did your conutry get anywhere near to the third place match?
trust me, not a single african likes suarez or sees him as a hero after that moment
Although I was sad when it happened I know Iâd do the same for my country. Itâs quite heroic from his side but heartbreaking for others
I don't know how is that a hero, that's a coward to me
As a Sunderland fan John Mensah was such a beast. A shame he had injury problems.
Asamoah Gyan was an underrated striker
As a Ghanaian, World Cup 2010 was a once in a lifetime experience and it beautiful to see practically the whole world support us. It was a shame it ended the way it did but it is definitely a fond memory of mine.
Loco Abreu was literally crazy with that penalty kick
I never understood Suarez being called a cheater for that I always thought that was quite smart, he prevented a sure goal. It's not like they didn't get a penalty for the offence. In my eyes it'd be the same as a tactical foul.
If it was a English player he'd be praised for decades
I'm from Uruguay, and this moment is still probably one of the best of my life. here in Uruguay I'd say we value football more than anywhere else on Earth. it's tied to our identity as a country. Football proves we exist to the wider world. This moment of self-sacrifice from Suarez is one of the maximum expressions of that sentiment I think I've ever seen. I've heard the stories of the player that came back from the dead to play, of our Olympic teams sleeping on park benches, of Obdulio Varela's rousing speech. But I'd never seen those moments. This was completely different. I saw with my own eyes what la garra charrĂșa really was, and ever since then I've loved football. I was 5 years old when this happened. I'm 17 now and I'm looking forward to seeing Uruguay-Ghana again in Qatar, and I hope it'll live up to the history the two teams share, ever since that fateful night in South Africa. Much love to Ghana from Uruguay!
Peñarol es quemar
@@maurorovera7852 asĂ es papĂĄ
Aguante el Manya viejo y peludo CARAJO
@@pigged_ I'm Ecuadorian. Uruguay is only a country of 3 million and they produce this much talent and love and excitement than any other giant latin american country.
Uruguay nomĂĄ!
Alright calm down buddy. I don't think Uruguay values football more than Brazil or Argentina. Or even Spain for that matter.
I'm Uruguayan, I was 9 years old just like you when I was watching that match with my father on our small tv. I can assure you, I never EVER in my life had felt that much ecstasy than with that match. It is safe to say that's my favorite football match in history. I feel sorry for the Ghanaians for what happened at that moment and I'm sure it is a painful memory, but I'd be lying if I said that I wouldn't want to live that single moment again.
This is evil.
â@@kingmisssile9730 Cry about it
Fuck suarez, hes a crybaby bitch and overrated and has some serious psychological problems
@@kingmisssile9730 yeah keep on crying. We played the World Cup semifinals anyways.
Vamo Uruguay carajo!
As a uruguayan I feel teh same way, Suarez will always be a hero to us in our eyes
I was celebrating with Suarez and I still do. There's a just as heroic story at the other side. A man leaving everything for his team, it's the definition of what you have to do in that situation.
exactly! He says that what suarez did was like an old man catching a ball from a 5 year old. What? So this youtube person if he was a USA soccer player he would have hand the victory to their rivals? pelotudo
@@pzorrilla1 Not everyone is evil like you and Suarez
@@kingmisssile9730 this man keeps on crying oh my god hahahaha
It's like the 3rd time I find him leave a comment
July 2nd 2010 still hurts over there doesn't it?
@@marcosmartinez760 because you only win by cheating you and your vampire...
@@gnefignefi7213 meanwhile, you just don't win
Suarez fought for his team. He didn't care if he would be sent off, he would do *anything* to prevent the Ghanaian side to win. He showed that he cared.
And best of all he did it with the legal way, lawfully evil style. Since his act didnt cross any unsportsmanship (like racism, injury harming, etc)
@@Dz73zxxx yeah
@@Dz73zxxx Yep, Suarez did the right thing. It's Asamoah's fault, no one else's. Suarez just did what he had to do.
Yeah, he'd do anything including cheating. Which he did.
@@brrrrrtenjoyer never knew missing under pressure makes it your fault
Iâm from Uruguay but Iâve lived in the US since I was really young. That game still makes me choke up and cry thinking about it. The memory of that game will forever be ingrained in me. It was the moment I felt the most national pride for Uruguay and it continues all these years later
Ghana's golden generation, they earned the respect of the world and won the hearts of many in 2010.
As a Ghanaian I can sometimes just sit down to remember that moment and just tear upđ. And Maqwell sorry for eliminating USA back thenđđ
No worries Max, my story of celebrating with Suarez is exactly the same. I was so pissed seeing Gyan time waste in ET versus the US...little did I know all teams do that with a lead.
I think Maqwell want to give Ghana an honorary Shithousery award
As a uruguayan, to this day is one of the best matches i seen, still waiting for a match between Uruguay and Ghana again since i was 10 in 2010.
Youre finally gonna get that game you always wanted in a couple days lol
Les robaron de nuevo, es increĂble jjsjsjssjaj
@@polkanietzsche5016 na, a ver, como tal si, pero si falto futbol por todos lados en 2 partidos, no podes depender del 3er partido y pretender que todo salga excelente, es mediocre en mi opiniĂłn.
As a Uruguayan im still pissed at how much the refs were in favour of Ghana, even the foul leading to the Hand of Suarez wasn't even close to being a foul. So we all had 0 empathy for the Ghanans. If the match was played fairly we would've easily won. If u don't believe me go and look at the match yourself, specially the foul leading to the free kick that causes the hand of Suarez
Soy argentino, los volvieron a cagar en el partido contra Ghana, es increĂble jajaja.
No te enojes con lo que te voy a decir, pero estoy seguro que la FIFA los va a seguir cagando hasta que no se quiten las 4 estrellas.
@@polkanietzsche5016 que diceeee jajajajajja, si es justamente la fifa la que lo permite, o te pensas que eso es algo que no pasa bajo la supervision de la fifa con lo estricta que es?
I disagree with you bro.
That ref didnât favor Ghana as u all say, the only place I can say there really wasnât a foul was the kick that led to the hand ball.. that match was fair throughout and frankly speaking, I have watched that match for more than 50 times and I continue to watch it anytime I feel bored. To to tell you the truth Ghana played better than you did and if it was a neutral game throughout Ghana would have won.
If u go back and watch the game again u will see ghana was the better side. Ghana played a beautiful game. The Uruguayan went through hell. And ghana picked up the game from the 30m throughout until the last whistle wen they lost. Ya itâs the fact.. go back and watch it again..
And talking about Suarez, I understand him
Wen u watch the game u can see every player on the field wanted to die for their nation to win,
Suarez was so much in the game that not even rules could stop him. At that point he acted unaware đit just came out of the blue there was no option leftđȘ he was their hero đ
We as Ghanaians or Africans acted or continue to act out of emotions
Imagine if we were in their shoes or imagine if GYAN had converted that kick. The Uruguayan would have said we cheatedâŠâŠ.. but in all that was history and it will continue to be from generation to generation.
Itâs an honor I was alive to witness that moment, I was 19yrs then
I was at the game...I can't even begin to tell you the atmosphere in the stadium when Gyan missed that pen it...truly heartbreaking times
Ghana is the reason why I love rooting for the underdog African team and it carried over to Morocco this year
American here who was in the exact same boat, cheering for Uruguay because I was bitter đ But to be fair, I usually rooted for any Western Hemisphere team, especially my fellow Latin American countries.
But hearing about all this Ghana stuff now, it's definitely a heartbreaker. I hope they can do something this year.
IÂŽm Uruguayan but one side of me wants Ghana to defeat us tomorrow
i didn't realized that i knew this story, but when you said "next match is against uruguay" i remembered everything Luis Suarez did.
As a neutral this was by far one of my favourite games of football of all time
I had a very similar story to yours on hating Ghana. I was also 9 when euro 2016 was happening. Watching my first tournament seeing Poland almost go through to the semis for the first time in history but losing to Portugal just on pens made me hate them for some time haha
And Wales in the semis too, y'all could've gone to the final lol
@@joaovictorsimianersoder7514 yea, biggest chance for years. Hopefully we can do something in a month
As a Ghanaian I can confirm we havenât forgiven Suarez, and we never willđ
Just forgive him. He did what he had to do to get the win, that's just sports.
Forgive him, that free kick was a nonexistent foul by the referee.
If only Suarez hadn't handballed.. One of the best runs ended by unfortunate events
for me i think the reason Ghana didn't qualify for the semi finals of that tournament was that Gyan was trying to score that penalty to the top of the net but aimed too high and hit the crossbar. if Gyan made it, he without a doubt would've been a african legend for being one of the finest strikers in Ghana's golden generation in football.
Ghana fell so Morocco could reach higher and show Africa that World Cup success is very much possible for them
Thank you for the video as always, but I totally feel you when you celebrated with Suarez as I also held a grudge on Ghana đ
It's a game. You can't blame ghana for beating usa. We didn't cheat
@@carlin_ani_agyei yes indeed itâs a game all fair play, but in 2010 I was 13 years old of course I didnât know how to tame my emotions when my team would lose lol
At the time I was really disappointed and heartbroken for Ghana. Now I just think Suarez's shithousery about the whole thing is hysterical. It's such a cartoonishly villainous moment in sports I can't help but love it.
the fifagate showed that they wanted ghana to reach semis just like south korea did before to get more revenue and tickets sold, but uruguay is just that used to refs going against them
I am South African, and lived in Ghana for a few years when I was younger. So this team at this world cup meant so much to me. My father and I were at all of their games. I don't think I ever cried as much as I did after that penalty shootout. The worst part is that I was right behind the goal where Suarez stopped the goal and Gyan missed his penalty. I can still recall the sense of injustice and agony that I felt to this day. I remember my dad showing me all of the newspaper headlines and the pictures after the game the next day, and being so pissed off for the entire day ( I would play the FIFA world cup game and put the AI down to it's lowest and score as many goals as I could past them, being the salty child that I was). Ghana were meant to make it to the semis, but didn't, and the ball was a few inches away from crossing the line and sending the whole continent into a frenzy, but that moment was taken away from us by Luis Suarez. Looking back on it now to call him a cheat was a bit harsh, but you can imagine the salty tears of an entire continent and how that played into the perception of Uruguay and Suarez. Especially considering that Ghana essentially became the adopted home team of the tournament in the knockout stage, everyone I knew wanted them to win.
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No it wasn't harsh
He literally cheated
@@Adizero2 yes it is harsh, grow up, please
he got a red card for what he did like come on
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Suarez travelling to ghana is like you going back to the mafia base in gta 3
you know itâs good day when maqwell uploads
I remember this match it was heartbreaking however they can only get better and one day they will succeed. Nice video. Keep up the good work.
Thatâs not necessarily true, they had a golden generation thatâs now gone.
I too was brought into the sport with this World Cup. My best friend who I played soccer with my whole childhood with invited me with his dad to the house of blues and other places to watch the game with his dad. This match was one I never forgot. Felt the pain of Ghana being A Cape Verdean. Looking forward to seeing them play them again in November. Thank you Maqwell for this video!
Mey Maqwell great video and keep up the good work man i really love watching your content and can you please consider making a video on the danish national team??
I also celebreted with suarez , south america was in the semis of 2010 . And uruguay made history.
The WC content just keeps getting better and better. Keen to see whatâs next
These videos are great, not only for the top quality content featured in them but also because it's hyping each World Cup group even more for me.
Coming here after the Moroccan win to send the first African team to the semis!
I have so many fond memories from the 2010 World Cup: It was my first watching the tournament almost in its entirety and I collected my first ever sticker album in that edition.
I remember crying when USA lost to Ghana, which really stung for me. But, I remember learning about my Spanish heritage and I came to enjoy watching the Spain with my grandmother (who was born to Spanish immigrants) and I was so happy when Spain won the World Cup.
A lasting moment I had from that Spain team was when 4 weeks after the tournament ended, my older sister got the autographs of Iker Casillas (who became my all time favorite player) and Raul Albiol (along with Jose Mourinho).
2010 was such a fun tournament and I'm grateful to have witnessed it.
I remember when Iniesta scored the game winner and Robben going bonkers đđ good times.
here after the match, Ghana was sure sad they didnt go throu the round of 16.......but they sure werent sad about deniyng Uruguay from going as well xD
Yeah, totally unbiased storytelling forgot to mention Ghana's free kick previous to the hand of Suarez moment was a gift from the referee.
I remember so well where I was when gyan missed the penalty. I was sat on a table that was in the middle of my living room and I was so excited for Ghana because of my mates from school and my heart dropped when he missed.
Thank you for this video finally
I have a very similar grudge against Arjen Robben that happened all the way in 2014. If you know, you knowâŠ
You from Mexico? I'm American with Mexican roots and we HATED Robben after his flop. But the memes were hilarious đ
@@whosaidthat84 đą Iâm Mexican and it still hurts to this day
The difference is that Robben actually flopped on the floor and got a fake penalty. Suarez did what he had to do and got a red card.
Can you do a video essay about the Czech Republic? Going from a top 3 team itw to failing to qualify for the World Cup for 16 years. Love your vids!!
12 years later:
Morocco in the Semi-Final: *Hey, you, you're finally awake.*
I had to do a 7th grade project on that Ghana team for school that really got me hyped for football in a way I'd never seen. Pulling for a 2014 Netherlands against Spain level outcome this world cup and with all the new talent it might be time.
12 years later and it still hurts and i'm not even from ghana
Ya it hurt me too
The very first time I gathered courage to rewatch the match I had heart ache I couldnât
Until later I managed to rewatch and rewatch until I was able to watch for many times almost about a 50times
And until now I havenât been able to watch the penalty kicks đđđ
Love your analysis đ
SuĂĄrez was the goat with that save.
you always upload in a time I least expect and I'm not complaining
That's also get me started in football. I also started supporting Netherlands because of that World Cup (other than their all orange kits)
Btw, goodluck to your group in Women's World Cup. We could have a hard group too New Zealand, Norway and Switzerland
Great vid
DO SENEGAL NEXT!!! THE GOLDEN GENERATION HAS RETURNED!!!! Iâm super excited to see Senegal in the World Cup especially after the 2002 World Cup they did so well and expect them to do great in the 2022 world cup
You should tell this story from the perspective of Uruguay. It's embarrassing, but it had been so long since we had any deep World Cup runs or relative success in the international stage that people celebrated in the streets as if we had won a title.
Uruguay wouldn't be what it is today in terms of international football if it hadn't been for that moment. Players consider the national team as an opportunity and a privilege and we are known as a competitive side.
A whole nation obsessed with football had been relegated from the very top of world football to at best a remote league where foreign clubs could find talented players to sign for cheap at a young age. Now Luis SuĂĄrez puts on the shirt of Nacional with pride for all the world to see.
For an entire country whose cultural identity has been closely linked with football for over a century, it felt like a waking up from a nightmare.
I was at the 3rd place playoff game between Uruguay and Germany, which was also the first game Suarez played after being banned in the semi-final fixture. The whole crowd booed him for 90 minutes every time he touched the ball, and I counted at least 10 banners that disgruntled fans brought in to show their disgust towards him.
This video easily gets a W for me.
Anyway, it was that tournament that kickstart my football fan life. I actually decided to be a football fan cos high schoolmates around me always followed football, mainly English clubs e.g. Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, or other popular Spanish clubs e.g. Real Madrid, Barcelona etc.
I chose to support Uruguay, because, for a bit of a stupid reason actuallyđ , Uruguay was the first to lift the World Cup. Although Brasil won the most World Cups in the end, I felt that Brasil alr had a lot of supporters, and enough attention, around the world. So I looked past popular teams e.g. England, Brasil, Argentina, Portugal, Italy, Germany, France, even Japan. I decided, Uruguay(this team really needs more love & attention it deserves for its illustrious footballing history, srsly!) will be the team I support.
It's 12 years since. I've never regretted my decision to support Uruguay. Uruguay noma!
Btw, I'm from Singapore. ;)
I never watched world cup 2010 but watching highlights and listening to asamoah's experience make me feel nothing but sympathy for him and still having sleepless nights a whole 11 years later but it also makes me proud to be part african because ghana and the whole of africa didn't immediately target him but coming together and uniting to support him and ghana. So I wish ghana the best of luck in this tournament since my native nigeria couldn't make it.
This man legit carrying football YT at the moment
Check out Fiago. The guy has good stuff too.
It's such a shame that they lostđą
*edit* just seen you tweet about it, i feel for you so much that was a strange experience.
I like u man đđ....ur jokes and everything...love all the way from GHANA
The WC in 2010 was my first WC as a true fan since I didn't know anything during 2006. Such a memorable tournament
Still never gotten over that match.
Fascinating !!! "The thrill of victory ..The AGONY of defeat ..!! My dear Ghanaian friends !đđđ
I see you man with these city pop music easter eggsđ
At least now a African country reached the semi finals
Anyone that gives a damn about their national team winning would've done the same. I'm Argentinean, I didn't want Uruguay to win at the time because they had just eliminated us from our own Copa America, and won it to boot. But I got it even then, the guy was passionate about his country.
pero ese partido contra ghana fue antes de la copa america esa
no gonna lie I feel bad for Ghana they almost become the first Afican team to be in semi final of the world cup
love your content man, you're amazing with your videos, the storytelling, humour, production, idk man, it's all really good, hopefully your channel keeps on growing cause you deserve all the love
0:00 Same here. World Cup 2010 and the iPhone mobile game got me into this beautiful game. Beautiful Memories.
You got into football in 2010? Man, i'm old đ
I absolutely loved this team
My mum never liked watching football but that night even she feel sad , my dad also, 2010 world cup is really something else, 2014, 2018 cant beat that
And i fckin miss vuvuzuela
I remember being at the Ghana Vs Australia match, it was a day after my 10th birthday, took us 3 hours to get to the stadium
The rematch is coming and i can't wait for it
i remember that. I was like what a game of football coz i didn't have any horse in the race. The handball, the penalty miss, the reaction of the whole subcontinent. That was almost as goose bumpi as PAK v IND cricket match.
Love the Mario Kart music throughout the videođ
Could u do a video on UNION BERLIN? because they are top of the league and it looks as if they are pulling a leicester move (even though bayern will win).
I love your Video Game Backgroundsounds
As a Ghanaian I donât blame Suarez for the handball as most players wouldâve done that for their nationan. My problem washis reaction, he first really tried to pretend like he didnât use his hand when the referee caught him.
Then on top of that celebrated on the side when Gyan missed (which is not his fault, every player has missed big penalties, Messi, Ronaldo etc..) , then lastly had the audacity to call it âthe hand of Godâ in the follow up interviews lol.
Definitely the most dramatic game I watched, seeing them play Uruguay this November will certainly be interesting
Watching this was TRAUMATIZING!!
you have piqued my interest in the rivalry this tournament. Definitely watching the match.
Could you make a video essay if Croatia 2018? They are really overlooked
Pele was probably doing his "Saying every single cuss word In Portuguese"
I hope Ghana do well at the World Cup! But @ 5:07 that was the most heartbreaking loss for the US after the 2009 Confederations Cup final
>Life boring
>Maqwell Uploads
>Life good.
This was my first World Cup I remember watching in full. I have a little bit of memory of the 06 World Cup
Can't wait for the rematch