Ghanaian supporters celebrate despite losing 2-0 and being eliminated from the World Cup.

The Black Stars of Ghana lost to the Sky blue’s of Uruguay by 2-0 in the final round of group H.

The game was an opportunity to revenge on Luis Suarez.

Ghana’s captain Andre Ayew in the 21st minute had an opportunity to put his side in the lead through a spot kick, which seemed like the right approach for the Black Stars but missed it.

Uruguay took advantage of Ayew’s poor penalty kick, which had little chance of beating Sergio Rochet in goal.

Five minutes later, Suarez—the country of Ghana’s No.1 public enemy—blasted a goal-bound effort that deflected into De Arrascaeta’s path, setting up an easy opening score before he volleyed home a second only six minutes later to provide a two-goal cushion.

Their chances of making it to the round of 16 were dashed by their loss to the Uruguayans, which also caused them to finish last in the group.

However, they continued to celebrate as South Korea’s late victory over Portugal eliminated Uruguay.

Numerous Ghana supporters remained in the Al-Janoub Stadium after the final horn to applaud La Celeste’s failings.

Football fans were quick to remark, with one saying:

“I respect this level of salt, TBH.”

Another said: “This is amazing.”

And another said: “That’s the spirit.”

One remarked: “This is hilarious.”

Another chimed in: “It’s not Ghana, it’s Africa, credit to Suarez 2010.”

Video footage emerged of some Ghanaian fans repeatedly chanting “Uruguay home” and “Korea” outside the stadium shortly after the match.

Way back in Ghana, Townflex Sports spoke to few fans and below are what they said.

“I am happy because the guys did well but luck wasn’t on our side, We’re all going home anyways.

Another said: “Suarez has paid for his crime by crying back home after the game.”

Another Said: “Am heart-broken but seeing Suarez cry gives me joy.

Ghanaian supporters celebrated Uruguay’s exit from the 2010 tournament at the quarterfinal stage after the South Americans controversially knocked them out.

Despite the fact that the events that up to the shootout are the source of their animosity, Ghana was denied a historic opportunity to advance to the final four on penalties.

Legendary Uruguayan player Luis Suarez received a red card after purposefully handballed Dominic Adiyah’s shot on the goal line in extra time, denying the Ghanaians a place in the semifinals.

Also read: 2022 FIFA World Cup Round Of 16: Teams Qualified, Match Fixtures, Schedule

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Asamoah Gyan missed the opportunity to enter his name into the history books.

Suarez quickly earned the enmity of Ghana supporters, many of whom cheered when they saw him crying after the final whistle.

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