| Injured Kingson wanted to 'end career' for Ghana sake |
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| Thursday, 28 January 2010 | |
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The Wigan player, who was suffering from a thigh strain, was at his agility as he denied Nigeria from equalizing Asamoah Gyan's goal with some superb saves.
He passed a late fitness test was betweeen the sticks to catapult Ghana to her first Nations Cup final in 18 years.
The 32-year-old was named the Orange Man-of-the-Match and admitted he put up a heart-on-the-sleeves performance.
"During the first half I was having some thigh injury I sustained during the match against Angola and not totally fit but I promised my boys that I will do anything for them even if today will be the end of my career, I will do for them to go to the final even if I cannot be there. So today I sacrifice myself for the guys," Kingson said.
"I have a problem with my left foot and I haven't used my left foot before but today I did my best."
Kingson is playing in his fifth Africa Nations Cup finals. |
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Ghana captain Richard Kingson has revealed that he was prepared to play through the pain barrier and send the Black Stars to the Africa Cup of Nations final.