'Suarez killed our fantasy with handball however I'd have done same' - Andre Ayew
Ghana commander Andre Ayew has opened up interestingly on Luis Suarez's handball occurrence that denied the Black Stars a spot in the semi-finals of the 2010 World Cup.
The 32-year-old was important for the Ghana side that almost turned into the primary African group to arrive at the last four of the World Cup, despite the fact that he missed the quarter-last conflict against Uruguay through suspension.
The Black Stars' expectations were run when Suarez forestalled Dominic Adiyiah's last-pant objective bound header with his hand.
In spite of being shipped off for his activity, Asamoah Gyan missed the subsequent punishment, with Uruguay proceeding to win 4-2 in the punishment shootout.
Talking about the episode, Ayew conceded that Suarez killed Ghana's fantasy, yet said he would've done likewise.
"Like I expressed before previously, perhaps if it was in my shoes or another person, I might have done likewise activity [as Suarez]," Ayew told Joy Sports.
"It's actual he killed us, he killed our fantasy, he killed Africans' fantasy, and we as a whole have that believing that he didn't make us the principal [African] country to get to the semi-finals, so that will constantly be there.
"However, he did it for his country, he took a choice yet we don't [have to] check that out. We need to play well and attempt to succeed [in Qatar]."
Ghana and Uruguay will run into each other indeed in the wake of being matched in Group H of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, close by Portugal and South Korea
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