Abreu slowly walked to the penalty spot, knowing full well the responsibility on his shoulders.

His penalty kick will end the penalty shootout, and Uruguay will reach the semi-finals of the World Cup again after forty years.

Uruguayan fans are waiting.

Abreu faces Jinson, can Jinson save his team?

Abreu takes a run!

Spoon penalty!

Spoon penalty!

Forty years later, Uruguay once again entered the semi-finals of the World Cup!

Finally, the penalty shootout ended in such a light way.

Such a cruel moment ended in such a light way. This is football.

Abreu ended the Ghanaian dream of moving forward in such a light way.

Uruguay has entered the World Cup semi-finals again after 40 years since 1970.

Let us congratulate Uruguay, the two-time World Cup winner.

The last time we won the World Cup was 60 years ago; the last time we entered the semi-finals of the World Cup was 40 years ago.

They have long been forgotten by the mainstream of world football, but they announced their return with a penalty shootout.

Ghana’s young people don’t need to cry. They have tied the best record of African teams in the World Cup: Cameroon’s quarterfinals in 1990, Senegal’s quarterfinals in 2002, and Ghana’s quarterfinals in 2010. .

Young people have plenty of opportunities and a bright future.

This is the second penalty shootout of this World Cup.

Such a tense and critical moment ended with an understatement, a four-ounce spoon kick.

(High radar warning ahead)

Who said the world is cold and cruel? Just like the Uruguayans, as long as you have firm beliefs, are fully prepared, and maintain a high morale, the world may lift its cold veil and show you a bright smile.

Ji'an doesn't need to cry. He stood on the penalty spot twice today. He defeated himself. He has a bright future.

Dear viewers, this ends the broadcast of this game. Thank you for watching.

He Wei provided live commentary for you at the Football City Stadium. Goodbye!

The above is the complete commentary

About the affectionate farewell:

The young people of Ghana do not need to cry, they have tied the African team’s record in the World Cup Best records: Cameroon's quarterfinals in 1990, Senegal's quarterfinals in 2002, Ghana's quarterfinals in 2010.

Young people have plenty of opportunities and a bright future.

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