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Abedi Pele tips Ghana for victory
BBC, February 2, 2008


Ghana will win, and that's not just my heart speaking, we have the players and the men needed

Ghana legend Abedi Pele Ayew thinks the Black Stars will triumph in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final clash against arch-rivals Nigeria.
"We have the men who will stand up and be counted on the day - that's where we have the edge," Ayew told BBC Sport. ....

 

 

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Abedi Pele tips Ghana for victory
 

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