The second of a double header at Brisbane's Lang Park had African
champions Ghana pitted against South American runners-up Uruguay.

Referee	: Ahmet Cakar (Turkey)

	I am unable to give you the starting line ups (lines up?) but I can
tell you all that this was the most entertaining match of the tournament so
far. Well aside from the emotional involvement in the Australia game it
certainly was. The match was free flowing, attacking with many chances going
to both sides. Infact by the time the match was over there had been so many
squandered oppertunities it was almost farcial.
	Fernando Correa for Uruguay was the dangerman, infact the whole side
had obviously seen every Rambo movie ever made before the match and looked
like wanting to blow the Ghanaians right into the Pacific Ocean. For the
Ghanaians Nelson Mensa put in a vicious curler from wide out which almost
gave them the lead and Nii Lamptey became increasingly dangerous throughout
the match.
	In the end, or rather after 23 minutes, O'Neill managed to win the ball
ran with it to the left of the penalty box and passed it inside to the loosely
marked Correa for an easy put in. It could easily have been the fifth or sixth
goal of the match, but it gave Uruguay the lead at 1-0. There was a hint of
offside but the replay confirmed the in line is onside rule. Both goals were
peppered in the remainder of the half, with the confident Uruguayans having
the better share of oppertunities.
	Half time came and went and the restart brought the same good play from
both sides. Ghana at times had 5 players in attack, one such occasion bringing
what the Ghanaians thought was an equaliser, only to have it disallowed 
for handball by Lamptey, who argued the point and got a yellow card for his
troubles. The new sub, delGardo almost gave Uruguay a 2-0 lead with his first
touch but it was just one of many chances to score at both ends, and was
booked with his second.
	A looping ball into the box after some determined build-up saw the
Uruguay defence react decidedly slower than A