10 february 2011 - 13:54:24 PANAPRESS 13 Views Panafrican News Agency

CHAN 2011: Ghana captain sorry after second defeat.

Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - Ghana's team captain Emmanuel Clottey has apologised to fans after the team lost its second straight match at the ongoing second African Nations Championship in Sudan on Wednesday

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