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It was the quarterfinals of the World Cup and Ghana had dished out some breathtaking football to stretch a star-studded Uruguayan side that had the likes of Suarez and Diego Forlan playing at their peak. It’s not my responsibility how he shot the penalty.”Īnd thus, the stage was set for a spicy reunion between the two teams who last met on that fateful evening at Soccer City in Johannesburg in 2010. The player who missed the penalty, he would do the same. But in this situation… It’s not my fault. Maybe I would apologise if I did a tackle, injured a player and took a red card. Suarez, rather cheekily, replied: “(sic) I did handball the ball, but the Ghana player missed the penalty, not me. “Some Ghana fans feel you are the devil itself,” the journalist began, going on to say how the country was looking forward to his retirement before eventually asking him if he’d apologise. Luis Suarez was as unremorseful on Thursday as he was 12 years ago.ĭuring the pre-match press conference in Doha, a Ghanaian journalist didn’t mince words in describing how the country felt about the Uruguayan striker. Black Stars hope to bury the ghosts of Soccer City and Suarez’s ‘Hand of Devil’ moment