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Ghana and Uruguay meet at the World Cup on Friday in a repeat of one of the tournament's most contentious games. Luis Suarez's deliberate handball on the goal line at end of extra time in the quarterfinals of 2010 World cup in South Africa denied Ghana a certain goal and a place in history. Uruguay won the ensuing penalty shootout.

Ghana and Uruguay meet at the World Cup on Friday in a repeat of one of the tournament's most contentious games. Luis Suarez was sent off for a deliberate handball on the goal line at end of extra time in the 2010 World cup in South Africa. Ghana can go some way toward settling the score by beating Uruguay in their final Group H match. Ghana coach Otto Addo tried to cast it as a normal game. He wouldn't criticize one his own players if they did the same. If Ghana wins, it would advance to the round of 16 and knock Uruguay out of World Cups. It's a raw and painful memory for many Ghanaians.

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The last time these two teams met was at the 2010 FIFA World Cup when Uruguay beat Ghana 4-2 on penalties.

Ghana have no injury concerns.

Ronald Araujo is injured and will miss the rest of the tournament. Uruguay take on Argentina in a friendly match.

Ghana and Ghana are playing a friendly match.

Formation (4-2-3-1): Ati-Zigi, Mensah, Salisu, Amartey, Lamptey and Partey; Samed, Ayew, Kudus, Williams; Lampett, Wojciech Wilshere.

Uruguay and Argentina are playing each other.

Rochet, Giménez, Godin, Coates, Varela, Valverde, Bentancur, Vecino, Olivera, Cavani and Núñez are the players to watch.

Ghana should score two goals and Uruguay one.

The match will kick off at 8.30 pm on Friday, December 2. It will be telecast live on Sports18 and Sports 18 HD. Fans can also stream the action online on the JioCinema app.