The Daily Drool – Champions League – Group C – Chelsea: Baba Rahman

Left back Baba currently plays for Chelsea. He has represented Ghana at the U20 and senior levels.

The Daily Drool: Jeff Schlupp

Full back/winger Jeff has played for Leicester City since 2010. He has represented Ghana at the senior level.

The Daily Drool – Epic Bromance Month: Kevin-Prince Boateng & Sulley Muntari

This two BFFs bromanced it up together at AC Milan and with the Ghana National Team. They even got sent home from World Cup together for disciplinary reasons. Tsk tsk! (Suggested by watishista Dreamlover225)

The Daily Drool – Champions League Group H – Porto: Daniel Opare

Right back Daniel signed to Porto in May 2014. He has represented Ghana at the U17, U20 and senior levels.

The Daily Drool: Adam Larsen Kwarasey

Goalkeeper Adam plays for Norwegian side Strømsgodset. Born in Oslo to a Norwegian mother and Ghanaian father, he represented Norway at the U21 level before making his debut for Ghana’s senior national team.

The Daily Drool: Richmond Boakye

Oh hai there, hipster! Striker Richmond currently plays for Atalanta on loan from Juventus. He has represented Ghana at the U20, U23 and senior levels.

World Cup 2014 – Group G – Match Report: Portugal 2 – Ghana 1

Why FIFA?! Why?!

First you force us to watch a World Cup that is devoid of Zlatan because you made us choose between Zlatan and Cristiano. Now, you make me cheer on Cristiano and Portugal at the Mane Garrincha National Stadium in Brasilia for the sole purpose of seeing the USA through to the Round of 16! You are a dirty, corrupt organization (but that’s for completely separate reasons).

World Cup 2014: Cult Movie-Inspired Posters of World Cup Teams

Italian designers Benedetto Papi and Edoardo Santamato have taken a humorous / dramatic approach to showing their love of football. Their “MOV(i)E TO WORLD CUP” series re-imagines cult movie posters for various World Cup teams.

World Cup 2014 – Group G – Match Report: Germany 2 – Ghana 2

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Was anyone else as conflicted about this match as I was? A Germany win meant Ghana had 0 points and would be going home, putting the USA in a much better position to move into the Round of 16. But I have a tendency to really root for underdog teams (yes, I realize Real Madrid aren’t underdogs) so I found myself pulling for Ghana to be the “giant killers.”

World Cup 2014: I Heart Coaches

The pounding of the heart. The sweaty palms. The upset stomach. The drama of the World Cup. We love it and we gladly suffer through it every four years and long for the body wrecking drama as soon as it’s over. If we’re lucky, we are rewarded with excellent play, amazing goals and suspense until the final whistle.