Ghana dominate Czech Republic in World Cup shocker

Ghana provided the biggest shock of the 2006 World Cup so far as they comfortably beat the world's second-ranked nation to keep alive their hopes of a place in the last 16.

Ghana dominate Czech Republic in World Cup shocker
Sat, 17 Jun, 2006 - 19:57
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Czech Republic 0 Ghana 2

Ghana provided the biggest shock of the 2006 World Cup so far as they comfortably beat the world's second-ranked nation to keep alive their hopes of a place in the last 16.

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CourtsSoccerWorld CupPlace: SerbiaPlace: MontenegroPlace: GhanaPlace: USAPlace: AmoahPerson: CzechsPerson: Milan BarosPerson: Jan KollerPerson: Asamoah GyanPerson: Sulley MuntariPerson: Ratomir DujkovicPerson: GyanPerson: Stephen AppiahPerson: Petr CechPerson: Jaroslav PlasilPerson: Pavel NedvedPerson: Richard KingsonPerson: Tomas RosickyPerson: AppiahPerson: CechPerson: Matthew AmoahPerson: RosickyPerson: Karel PoborskyPerson: NedvedPerson: Otto AddoPerson: KingsonPerson: PlasilPerson: Tomas UjfalusiPerson: UjfalusiPerson: Horacio ElizondoPerson: AfricansPerson: MuntariEvent: 2006 World CupOrganisation: GhanaOrganisation: Czech RepublicOrganisation: FIFAOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: ModenaOrganisation: Manchester United
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