Asamoah Gyan runs wildly around TV studio as final moments of Ghana game prove too much
Asamoah Gyan was seen running around the studio toward the end of Ghana’s 3-2 win over South Korea.
Watching his beloved nation in the nail-biting final moments of the World Cup Group H tie was too much for the former Sunderland and Premier League star. He was able to stand still alongside his colleagues for a period but then started to run around the studio like a headless chicken.
The footage of the former Ghana captain has gone viral, with many loving his energy.
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One wrote: “Asamoah Gyan was going through STRESS at the end of the Ghana-South Korea game.”
Another said: “Asamoah Gyan went through the full cycle of emotions at the Supersport studio during Ghana’s 3-2 win over South Korea.”
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A third stated: “Asamoah Gyan was physically in the studio but mentally on the pitch for Ghana.” Someone else added: “Asamoah Gyan was born for Black Stars. I believe he will come coach them on day.”
And a last fan posted: “Asamoah Gyan’s reactions were priceless.”
The all-time leading goalscorer of the Ghana national team with 51 goals would have been relieved to see his side win their second game of the tournament in Qatar.
In one of the most thrilling games of the tournament, Ghana edged pasted South Korea despite the momentum being coach Paulo Bento’s side during the dying embers of the match.
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At Education City Stadium in Qatar, the African side put themselves 2-0 up via Mohammed Salisu and Ajax’s Mohammed Kudus.
But then South Koreans bounced back in the second-half – with Cho Gue-sung bagging himself a brace.
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However, it was Ghana who earned themselves the win – Kudus got his second of the game to seal the victory.
The result puts South Korea bottom of Group H, with a point to their name, while Ghana land in second place, just behind Portugal.
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