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Essien keeps Ghana's party going

Ghana Broadcasting Corporation"Ghana, to the general relief of this fanatical football nation, are through to the CAF Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals after a 2-0 win over Morroco on Monday. Michael Essien was at the heart of the success, scoring the first and setting up Sulley Muntari for the second.
With Guinea booking the other last eight berth from Group A defeat left Morocco heading home in a repeat of their first round exit in Egypt in 2006."

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