Africa’s time is not yet up. For all the dismay and despair at the performance of the host continent in the tournament in which the gap between football’s first and third world was supposed to close forever, Africa’s involvement will last into a third week. At least Ghana’s Black Stars are still shining.
Thanks to wonderful goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Asamoah Gyan, Milovan Rajevac’s side edged past a dogged, determined United States to set up a quarter-final clash with Uruguay, equalling the best-ever performance at a World Cup by an African side. …
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