Incredible: Captain Dede Ayew Is Trending On Social Media After Brazil Humiliated South Korea.

Incredible: Captain Dede Ayew Is Trending On Social Media After Brazil Humiliated South Korea.

Brazil is determined to win the 2022 World Cup. They are playing with all their might and skills in other to reach their target. Brazil did not spare South Korea as they score 4 goals in the first half and decided not to score again. In the latter part, South Korea secured a goal, and they are out of the tournament.

Notwithstanding, Dede Ayew is trending on social for missing the penalty against Uruguay. It is noted that the Black Stars of Ghana could have met Brazil and Ghanaians would have suffered such humiliation in football.

Black Stars of Ghana had a tough final group-stage match with Uruguay as part of the Qatar 2022 tournament. In the 17th minute of Play, the Goalkeeper for Uruguay fouled Kudus Mohammed of the Black Stars in the 16-yard box.

As a result, a penalty was awarded, and Captain Andre Ayew missed that glorious opportunity. To add injury to insult, the Black Stars of Ghana lost to Uruguay by two (2) goals. At the end of the group games, South Korea emerged second and played Brazil in the round of 16th.

The outcome of the match between Brazil and South Korea has made Ghanaians apologize to Dede Ayew for throwing words at him for missing the penalty which did not permit Ghana to qualify to meet Brazil.

People are of the view that Brazil would have humiliated Ghana just like the way they did South Korea by scoring them 4 goals to one (1).

“Captain who sees the future, a true legend. My captain your Captain our Captain”. Yaw Ampofo stated.

“You Saw the future and saved us the embarrassment”. – Daniel Koranteng Stated.

Thank you Dede Ayew for missing the Penalty. Ghana did not qualify to meet such a disgrace.

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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