Plenty of fireworks in this one ????????????. Take a 60-second look back at a fun night in Hartford!#USAvGHA recap: https://t.co/4HVH0NEknD pic.twitter.com/YNtUvmtuj4
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) July 2, 2017
Asamoah Gyan played his first penalty for Ghana in five years but it was one to remember as it was saved by USA goalkeeper Brad Guzan in Saturday's 2-1 international friendly defeat.
Gyan elected himself to take it after Frank Acheampong was pulled down inside the box.
But his effort was feeble and credit also to Guzan who dived to the right direction to keep the scoreline at 1-0 before half-time.
The Black Stars captain announced his decision back in November 2012 as a pledge to his late mother.
This was after he missed a crucial penalty in the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations semi-final defeat to eventual winners Zambia.
His last-minute penalty miss against Uruguay denied Ghana a historic 2010 FIFA World Cup semi-final berth.
Plenty of fireworks in this one ????????????. Take a 60-second look back at a fun night in Hartford!#USAvGHA recap: https://t.co/4HVH0NEknD pic.twitter.com/YNtUvmtuj4
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) July 2, 2017
