Zambia vs Ghana 2012 ( Zambia Ghana AFCON 2012 Video Below)
Final score and result:- Zambia vs Ghana 1-0 ( Mayuka)
Estadio de Bata (Bata)- Africa Cup of Nations Semifinal 8 February, 2012- 16.00 UK
Zambia stun the Black Stars of Ghana 1-0 to reach the finals of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations. Derek Boateng red carded for Ghana
Zambia vs Ghana 0-0 ( Asamoah Gyan missed penalty vs Zambia 8′)
Zambia vs Ghana 1-0 ( Emmanuel Mayuka goal vs Ghana 78′)
Zambia starting lineup vs Ghana 2012:- Mweene; Nkausu, Sunzu, Himoonde, Musonda; Chansa, Kasonde, Sinkala, Kalaba; C. Katongo, Chamanga.
Ghana starting lineup vs Zambia 2012:- Kwarasey, Inkoom, Addy, John Mensah, Boye, Annan, A. Ayew, Boateng, Gyan, Asamoah, J. Ayew
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Go Chipolopolo
You’ve slayed the black stars, now for elephant hunting
hmmm asamoah gyan for gh….okumfo domfo
Zambia you are the best,i salute you!!
oooooo, my god Asamoah gyan what happen to your legs
you kick the ball like three year old kid
No one new that Zambia would go to the finals apart from the Zambians who believed in the team they sent to Gabon EQT Guinea AFCON 2012. Its high time people learnt that football is not played on paper. Many labelled Zambia as under achieve, where are the big teams which under rated the might Zambia. I am proud to be a Zambian, Na jivunia kuwa MuZambia.
Congratulation ZAMBIANS for going through the final.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah BLACK STARS PAAAAAAAAAAA HMMMMMMM
VERY PAINFUL.
Am a good player and i want to be train by a professional coach. Am 17 years of age. I want to end up in playing for black stars, am a stricker and at the same time can play wings.
Elephants will thrash Zambia in the final
Should’ve been Ghana for a real final
Zambia not only are you the best democracy in Africa but also the best soccer players
The swift do not always win the race
Hope we will wake up finally and realize that the only way Ghana can win tournaments again is when we go back to the glorious days of having real predatory strikers who were only interested in putting the ball into the net. It’s not about playing fine soccer, it’s about putting the damn ball into the net. These so called strikers are a joke indeed.
Remember Peter Lamptey, George Alhassan, Kwesi and Dan Owusu, Opoku Nti, Opoku Afriyie, Anas Seidu, Simmons Awuah, Kingston Asabir, Tony Yeboah, Abedi Pele…the list goes on and on. Van Persie is doing it in the Premier League in England so it’s still doable. How about the GFA assigning someone like Tony Yeboah and maybe Opoku Afriyie strictly as strikers coach for the Black Stars; or maybe having a grooming team only for strikers to be incorporated into the national team when the time is right. We can spend gazillions on so-called foreign coaches who come with language barriers all we want. If they can’t teach the boys to put the ball in the net, then we will break everyone’s heart every time when it matters the most. Congratulations to Zambia, no small feat.
Neva underestimate an opponent no matter how small or weak u think they may be.zambianz wer say 2b underdogs by guinea,we smashd them.Ghana on the other hand repeatd th sam utterance en we bt them.
Congratulationz 2all the zambians celebrating
Congrats to our gallant team, GO ZAMBIA GO. But we believe this victory was God given,the elephants likewise are going under, its David Versus Goliath!
You have done us proud after a long time.This is the Zambia we know.
Zambia, my last comments I made it clear that Zambia bawina chunguloo. I said, I could see Zambia to the finals. I mentioned it that Zambia is a one touch system and here we are.
I celebrated it in Luanda kicking my books with joy in my room.
Late us bring elephant hones to Kafue national park this time.
Zambia is winning period!!!
Don’t kubeba. Till we get the final, go zambia go
Chipolopolo– Congratulations for dimming the stars. It was wrong for them to be bright, now the stars are rightly black, no light.
Remember, dont KUBEBA, the elephant may hear and escape.
Conratulations galant chipolopolo boys for a big feat, shooting the lights off Ghana by One (01) bullet.
It is unfortunate that some International Media houses are referring to Zambia as an underdog. Surely even if yesterday’s 1-0 win against Ghana was by chance, how can an underdog 1. Top the group – (Beating favourites, Senegal 2-1) 2. Beat the host nation (under a tense situation), 3. beat Sudan ( a strong team) and above all beat the so called favourites Ghana. The problem is that as long as a team has one or two players in the famous English Primier League, then they are favouraties – Congarates to the boys – we will be waiting for you at the Airport to receive the Gold medal next week.
Zambia is not a nonentity in African football circles. People who follow soccer history can attest to that. The current crop of soccer pundits are either young our selectively myopic.
Zambia is a soccer nation. A spell of internal economic conditions had negatively affected our soccer. In the 70s and 80s, when Zambia was on the rise, we used to whip countries like Ghana and Nigeria. (get back to your archives). Remember, on our way to the (Seoul 88) Olympics, we thumped Cameroon and Ghana in qualifiers and at the Olympics, thumped teams like Italy and Guatemala by 4 to 0 each to progress to the 1/4 finals. Those are the heroes who perished tragedy air crash of 1993. That team which went up to the Finals in 1994 was the compatriots of the team that perished. Imagine after losing the entire first choice (save for Kalusha), the so called “second choice” could still easily reach the AFCON finals. The economy then became dipped and companies literary stopped funding football clubs.
Now, the Economy is great and the Copper bullets are back and here to stay. In Afcon 2010 1/4 finals, Nigeria escaped by the skin of their teeth – you all saw how we made them dance around the pitch. Thing is, our striking force was still being sharpened. Prepare space – Chipolopolo is back.
umusungu bill i quite like your very fine analysis up here. you are right, we are a soccer nation despite our economy being so drained. but as you’ve rightfully said, the economy is picking and so are our boys….i just love the new name ‘copper bullets’. they now need to shoot the ivorians out the game!
Beautiful game from Lusaka- keep it up. Makes South, East, Central Africa proud of Zambia!
congratulations to the zambians.keep up the sky shall be ur limit
Congrats ba neba, I have always admired Zambian football. How I wish our flames could take a leaf from the Chipolopolos…we are celebrating with you and praying for you…no kubeba till you have the cup… if you shot the black stars with one copper bullet, prepare three iron bullets to kill the aging elephant…I can only see taking the cup on the land those great men perished in that air disaster 19 years ago, the only proper consolation for Zambians and all soccer loving people throughout the world! Chipolopolo buuuuu…….!
Best wishes to THE COPPER BULLETS.Zambians in usa ar supporting you
COPPER BULLETS,you make me proud to be Zambian ryt now. On behalf of everyone in Zed, I salute you.
Finally we’ ve got it. Which underdogs can go that far to get the Africa cup?????
Congrats Zambia, well done; it is your time. Blackstars pick yourselves up because if at first you don’t succeed try try try again.
Sometimes in football and in life in general one needs a bit of luck regardless of one’s form or status. It is only sad to be in the path of a man on his way to his destiny or fate; no matter how good a team is, it will not be able to stop a nation’s destiny if it is to be in their favour or their time. A perfect example is the match between Zambia and Ghana. The Ghanaians played almost 80mins around Zambia goal post and created normal day football chances and yet could not find the net. Zambia on the other hand had two attempts and scored; how fortunate can a team be(Zambia). To out play a team and not win (Ghana), how tragic. Even in football there are lessons to be learnt. ‘the race is not to the swift and the fight to the strong, but time and chance happens to them all’. Congrats Zambia. Ghana better luck next time.