Throwback: See how Ghana’s Edward Sarpong sent a Cameroonian player back to his hometown [VIDEO]

Ghana’s first 2019 CAF U-23 African Cup of Nations game ended in a stalemate against Cameroon.

Habib Mohammed, with four minutes left on the clock, salvaged a point for the Black Meteors, cancelling out Franck Evina’s spectacular free-kick.

There were many highlights from the game, but there was a particular incident which stood out among the lot.

With ten minutes to play and with Cameroon 1-0 up, Meteors full-back Edward Sarpong picked up the ball and inched forward down the left.

A Cameroonian player, perhaps a little too eager to stop the run, slid in, with Sarpong calmy cutting onto his right side to avoid the tackle.

What resulted was a moment the Cameroonian would never want to see again as he hilariously slid all of 6 yards, past Sarpong, the ball and literally off the pitch.

He then scrambled up and got back into position as Sarpong passed the ball forward.

See the video here:

 

Here are some of the funny comments from some social media users:

 

 

Ghana had a disappointing tournament, finishing fourth after losing 6-5 on penalties to South Africa in the 3rd place game.

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