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England vs Ghana Live Streams and TV Channels
| Country | Channels |
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| International | FIFA.com |
| United States | FOX Deportes, Fox Soccer Channel |
| Other Countries | |
| Ghana | Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, Metro TV |
| Ireland | Setanta Sports Ireland |
| Italy | Sky Calcio 1 |
| Portugal | Sport TV1 |
| United Kingdom | ITV 1, ITV HD |
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England vs Ghana Delayed and Repeat Broadcasts
| Country | Date/Time (US/Eastern) | Channel |
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| United States | Tue, Mar 29 20:00pm | FOX Deportes |
| Tue, Mar 29 23:00pm | Fox Soccer Channel | |
| Wed, Mar 30 20:00pm | Fox Soccer Channel | |
| Canada | Thu, Mar 31 13:45pm | Sportsnet World |
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England vs Ghana Match Preview
England will play host to Ghana in an international friendly at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday.
Fabio Capello will make several changes when England face World Cup Quarter-Finalists Ghana.
Capello told BBC Sport this weekend he will make “about seven changes” for the clash with World Cup Quarter-Finalists Ghana. Joe Hart will play in goal and Liverpool striker Andy Carroll is set to lead the Three Lions attack. Gary Cahill, Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines are all expected play in defense for England.
Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry will captain England, while West Ham United’s Scott Parker will also play if he is passed fit.
Ghana will field a number of players who will be familiar faces to home fans at Wembley Stadium. Goalkeeper Richard Kingson plays in the English Premier League for Blackpool, while Sulley Muntari and Asamoah Gyan both play for Sunderland.
England vs Ghana Match Report
A superb injury time goal by Asamoah Gyan earned Ghana a 1-1 draw against England in an international friendly at Wembley Stadium.
Asamoah Gyan's late goal earned Ghana a 1-1 draw with England at Wembley Stadium.
The game was an entertaining affair and the tone was set early as both teams had early scoring chances. First Dominic Adiyiah was released before being denied by Joe Hart in the England goal, before Ashley Young forced a good save from Richard Kingson.
England then created another chance when Stewart Downing crossed to his Aston Villa teammate Young, but the winger fired against the crossbar when it seemed easier to score. Ghana soon threatened at the other end, and a Sulley Muntari free kick was met by Adiyiah, only for Hart to keep the scores level with an athletic save.
Young and Downing were impressive throughout the first half and were instrumental as England went ahead with only two minutes remaining in the first half. Young’s cross found Downing, and the former Middlesbrough winger’s layoff was fired past Kingson by Carroll for his first England goal.
Ghana pressed forward in the second half and almost leveled twice soon after the intermission. First John Pantsil’s drive was deflected over the bar, and then Jonathan Mensah headed wide from the resulting corner.
Both teams made a number of changes in the second half and Danny Welbeck came on for his England debut, only to be mercilessly booed by Ghana fans. Welbeck opted to play for England despite also being eligible for Ghana.
Ghanaian boo’s would later turn to cheers as Gyan grabbed a dramatic equalizer. The Sunderland striker picked up possession and drove at the England defense, showing quick feet to bamboozle Joleon Lescott and send a neat finish into the far corner for a final 1-1 score line.
SCORING SUMMARY
ENG – Andrew Carroll (Stewart Downing) 43’
GHA – Asamoah Gyan (unassisted) 90’
LINEUPS
ENG – Hart, Johnson (Lescott 46), Cahill, Jagielka, Baines, Milner, Barry, Wilshere (Jarvis 69), Downing, Carroll (Defoe 59), Young (Welbeck 81).
GHA – Kingson, Pantsil, Vorsah (Jonathan Mensah 46), John Mensah, Lee Addy (Opare 46), Adiyiah (Tagoe 69), Annan (Derek Boateng 46), Agyemang-Badu, Kwadwo Asamoah (Inkoom 83), Muntari (Ayew 59), Gyan.
LiveSoccerTV Man of the Match: Stewart Downing (England).
Attendance: 80,102.
England vs Ghana Videos
1-1 A. Gyan 90'
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