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Be One of the Black Stars!

Support the Black Stars of Ghana with this official home jersey from PUMA.

The name for the kit's design is "raining black stars." The sublimated black star design was created by famed Ghanaian artist Godfried Donkor.

The impression of the falling black stars is meant to symbolize the way in which Ghana rains down on its opponents when it plays.

This jersey uses USP moisture management technology and has the official Ghana team badge embroidered over the left chest. The PUMA cat logo is embroidered throughout.

100% polyester. Imported.

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Rules of the Game: The captain of a team has no special status or privileges under the FIFA Laws of the Game but he has a degree of responsibility for the behavior of his team. In the early years of of the game, American soccer was dominated by teams from New England, particularly Fall River, New Bedford and Pawtucket. American Bert Patenaude scored the first hat trick in World Cup history in a 3-0 victory over Paraguay in 1930. Just Fontaine scored 13 goals for France in the 1958 World Cup, the most for an individual in a single tournament. England played its first-ever international soccer match on November 30, 1872 against Scotland.
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