AFTER failing to qualify in 2018, Ghana are back and mean business under new manager Otto Addo.
The heartbreak of 2010 may not have healed quite yet. But the West African side have the chance to get their revenge over Uruguay in Group H.
The squad is packed with Premier League experience, including Arsenal’s Thomas Partey, right-back Tariq Lamptey, Crystal Palace’s Jordan Ayew and Mohammed Salisu of Southampton.
The Black Stars also have a fit and firing centre-forward in the shape of Inaki Williams, who has five goals for Atletico Bilbao so far this season.
To get the emotions stirring, the players will sing ‘God Bless our Homeland of Ghana’ before kick-off in Qatar.