Ghana’s players arrived in style for their crucial World Cup clash with South Korea by stepping off the team bus singing and playing drums.
Following their opening defeat to Portugal, the Black Stars were hoping to play the right note against their Asian opponents at the Education City Stadium.
And they were seen coming into the arena by playing drums and singing proudly as they represented Ghana on the world’s biggest football stage.
Drums are an important part of the vibrant musical culture which exists within Ghana, with a number of percussive traditions across the country’s regions.
Speaking on the BBC before the game, Jermaine Jenas said: ‘I love it. It’s what represents the culture and that relaxed carnival experience. These are like joyous scenes, they’re happy to be here. And it gets them in the right mind to go and perform.’
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