Footage of 'Villain' Luis Suarez Nutmegging Ghana Forward Inaki Williams Goes Viral

• Uruguay forward Luis Suarez produced his best performance at the World Cup against Ghana
• The former Liverpool star stole the moment with his first half nutmeg of Ghana striker Inaki Williams
• The South Americans have taken a first half lead in their final group game at Al Janoub

Luis Suarez is still haunting Ghanaians after a moment of brilliance in the first half of the game between the Black Stars and Uruguay.

A brace in the first half from Giorgian de Arrascaeta sees Uruguay take the lead before the break.

Suarez has been the architect for the South Americans with both goals coming through him.

But the best moment of the half was when the former Liverpool and Barcelona forward nutmegged Ghana striker Inaki Williams.

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The Black Stars need at least a draw to stand a chance of progressing to the last 16 of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Meanwhile, Williams is yet to score a goal for the Black Stars as he makes his sixth appearance for the African country.

The Spanish-born forward switched nationalities to represent Ghana in June despite making one international appearance for the European nation.

Williams has been in good form in La Liga for Athletic Club after scoring five goals before the World Cup break.

Thomas Partey responds to critics

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Black Stars midfielder Thomas Partey has responded to critics who claim he puts up a much better performance for Arsenal than he does for Ghana.

The Arsenal star has been a pale shadow of himself playing for the Black Stars at the World Cup.

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However, the 29-year-old insists he is playing according to the coach's instruction, and it is not about his individual performance but a team effort.

Alexander Djiku ready for Uruguay game

Black Stars centre-back Alexander Djiku has described Ghana's must-win game against Uruguay as a 'match like no other'.

The four-time African champions have scores to settle with the South American nation, twelve years after La Celeste denied Ghana from reaching the last four of the World Cup.

Ghana were eliminated from the quarter-final, after Luis Suarez deliberately used his hands to stop a goal-bound header from Dominic Adiyiah from entering the net.