Former Black Stars captain, Asamoah Gyan, is among the many Ghanaians who had a nerve-racking experience while watching Ghana play against South Korea today.

The Black Stars were in a comfortable lead in the first half of the game after they scored two goals. However, the smiles changed to worry as South Korea equalised within 10 minutes.

With team work, Ghana scored a third, but their victory was hanging by a thread as South Korea mounted more pressure as the end of the game drew near.

South Korea for 10 minutes, pounced on the defence of Ghana and this left Asamoah Gyan in discomfort. He paced around, hoping to hear the final whistle to signal Ghana's victory.

Just as for many Ghanaians, this was one of the longest 10 minutes in Asamoah Gyan's life.

He was impatient and continued shouting "Referee, it is time. This referee."

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Relief came to "Baby Jet" only after the whistle was blown. He could not hide his joy as he screamed and run around in a studio.