Asamoah hopes 2010 experience can spur Ghana on


LONDON (Reuters) - Ghana midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah believes the Black Stars have put their disappointing exit from the 2010 World Cup firmly behind them and can draw on that experience to emerge from a tough group at next month's tournament.

Asamoah has been in terrific form for his Italian club side Juventus this season, helping them clinch the Serie A title, and will lead Ghana's charge in Brazil as they seek to become the first African team ever to reach the semi-finals.

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