Asamoah Gyan celebrates asperger syndrome his goal with Kwesi Appiah AFP

Asamoah Gyan celebrates asperger syndrome his goal with Kwesi Appiah AFP
An attack of malaria cost him the first game against Senegal (1-2), but for the duel with Algeria Ghanaian Asamoah Gyan was fit in time. The attacker gave Ghana the first victory in the African Cup by making the winning goal in injury time: 1-0.
This makes the World Cup goer still in the running for one of the two quarterfinals places. South Africa is difficult. "Bafana Bafana" lost the first game of another asperger syndrome World Cup-goer, Algeria, and came Friday against Senegal no further than 1-1.
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