Ghana vs. Uruguay Odds
- Women's Euro 2025
- Premier League
- Championship
- League One
- League Two
- English Cup Competitions
- Champions League
- Europa League
- Scottish Premier League
- Conference League
- World Cup 2026
- Euro 2028
- Women's Football
- Next Manager Betting
- Transfer Betting
- Premier League Matches
- Premier League Winner
- Premier League Top Goalscorer
- Premier League Relegation
- Premier League Top 4 Finish
- Premier League Opta Stats
- Premier League Insights
- Premier League Predictions
- Championship Matches
- Championship Winner
- Championship Top Goalscorer
- Championship Promotion
- Championship Relegation
- Championship Opta Stats
- League One Matches
- League One Winner
- League One Top Goalscorer
- League One Promotion
- League One Relegation
- League One Opta Stats
- League Two Matches
- League Two Winner
- League Two Top Goalscorer
- League Two Promotion
- League Two Relegation
- League Two Opta Stats
- Champions League Matches
- Champions League Winner
- Champions League Top Scorer
- Champions League Groups
- Champions League Opta Stats
- Champions League Predictions
- Europa League Matches
- Europa League Winner
- Europa League Top Scorer
- Europa League Groups
- Europa League Opta Stats
- Europa Conference League
- World Cup Winner
- World Cup Top Scorer
- World Cup Matches
- World Cup Golden Ball
- World Cup Golden Glove
- World Cup Knockout Stage
- World Cup Group Odds
Ghana and Uruguay went head-to-head at the Al Janoub Stadium in a match that ended 2-0 to Uruguay thanks to goals from Giorgio de Arrascaeta. Read More
Group H
Fri, 2nd Dec - 15:00
Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah
Match Stats
Here we go again...12 years after the hugely dramatic quarter-final clash at the 2010 World Cup, Ghana and Uruguay meet again.
Back in South Africa, the countries met for a place in the semi-finals. Ghana took the lead through Sulley Muntari in first-half injury time, only for Diego Forlan to equalise shortly after the break. No more goals followed in normal time, but in the dying seconds of extra-time Ghana won a penalty after Luis Suarez's deliberate handball on the goalline.
With history in his sights Ghana's Asamoah Gyan then agonisingly missed his spot-kick, meaning the game went to penalties. Uruguay won to seal their first World Cup semi-final in 40 years, breaking Ghana - and African - hearts.
| COMP | date | home | last 5 | away |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 World Cup | 02/08/2010 | Uruguay | 1-1 | Ghana |
World Cup News
The people behind this page
BettingOdds.com is committed to supporting Reponsible Gambling Initiatives - For additional information visit : GamCare | GambleAware | Gamblers Anonymous
Content on BettingOdds.com is not intended for anybody under 18 years of age.
