Asamoah Gyan: From Black Stars To Black Cats Via Rap Star

Asamoah Gyan helped Sunderland to a share of the points with Wigan at the weekend as he scored on his "perfect debut."

The goal made him an instant hit on Wearside with the Black Cats' vocal support. It did not do him any harm with his teammates either.

However, he had already made his way into their hearts after Darren Bent asked him to sing for the team on the eve of the match. A little known fact about the powerful Ghanaian striker is that he has also produced a number of rap songs under the pseudonym of Baby Jet.

World Cup 2010: Ghana 0-1 Germany: Live Blog: Family Feuds and Last 16 on the Line...

Hi everybody, I'm Willie and I’ll be taking you through the play by play for Germany vs. Ghana. With everything to play for in Group D, any of the four teams can still qualify.

Ghana lead Group D with four points, Germany and Serbia have three points each, while the Aussies have a single point. However, given the right run of results, all can qualify.

History will be made tonight, as for the first time ever two brothers will play on opposing teams. Kevin-Prince Boateng will don the white jersey of the Black Stars while his brother Jerome will make his first World Cup appearance in the all black gear of Die Mannschaft.

World Cup 2010: Germany vs. Ghana, Jerome Boateng vs. Kevin-Prince Boateng

Germany faces Ghana on Wednesday with the winners guaranteed a place in the Last-16. However, the real story of the night will be the battle of opposing brothers as Kevin-Prince Boateng will be representing Ghana while his brother Jerome represents Germany...

2010 World Cup Group D Preview: Germany, Australia, Serbia, and Ghana

The term "Group of Death" is a well worn one, but it is very hard to think of any other term when looking at the physically imposing World Cup Group D where Germany, Serbia, Ghana, and Australia will battle it out for supremacy.

Harry Redknapp Looks To Bring in Stephen Appiah After a Busy Transfer Window

After a busy January transfer window where Harry Redknapp brought in five new players, he has now turned his attention to Ghana's Stephen Appiah. In a week where all other business was put to one side, Redknapp can now focus his attentions on the combative midfielder who is available for free, hence he can be signed outside the window...