GK Ratings for Round of 16 - USA vs. Ghana

Final: Ghana 2, USA 1
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg, South Africa
World Cup 2010, Match 51
06/26/2010

Richard Kingson
Ghana National Team, #22
GK Rating: 120.5 

World Cup 2010 GK Profile: Richard Kingson
Minutes: 120
Touches: 43
Tests: 2
Goals Allowed: 0
PK Goals Allowed: 1 (62nd min)
Routine Saves: 12
Exceptional Saves: 4 (35 min, 47 min, 67 min, 76 min)
PK Saves: 0
Exceptional Plays: 0
Errors: 0
Critical Errors: 0
Error Rate: 0.000
Critical Error Rate: 0.000
Save %: 1.000
Save % + PKs: 0.988

Tim Howard
United States National Team, #1
GK Rating: 86.1 

World Cup 2010 GK Profile: Tim Howard
Minutes: 120
Touches: 36
Tests: 2
Goals Allowed: 2 (5th min, 93rd min)
PK Goals Allowed: 0
Routine Saves: 7
Exceptional Saves: 1 (37th min)
PK Saves: 0
Exceptional Plays: 0
Errors: 0
Critical Errors: 0
Error Rate: 0.000
Critical Error Rate: 0.000
Save %: 0.800
Save % + PKs: 0.800

World Cup GK Profile: Richard Kingson (Ghana)

Richard Kingson

Squad: Ghana
Squad No: 22
Position: Goalkeeper
Age: 31
Birth Date: Jul 13, 1978
Birth Place: Accra, Ghana
Height: 6' 0'' (1.83m)
Weight: 192 lbs (87 kg)
Club: Wigan Athletic (England)
International Caps: 78
International Goals: 1

Club History
Wigan Athletic (ENG): 2008-2010
Birmingham (ENG): 2007-2008
Hammarby IF (SWE): 2007-2007
Ankaraspor (TUR): 2005-2007
Galatasaray (TUR): 2004-2005
Ankaraspor (TUR): 2003-2004
Antalyaspor (TUR): 2001-2002
Goztepespor (TUR): 1999-2001
Sakaryaspor (TUR): 1998-1999
Great Olympics (GHA): 1995-1998



from Wikipedia (full wiki)
Kingson is the starting goalkeeper of the Ghana national football team, and was called up for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations.

He was voted as an All-Star Goalkeeper during the 2008 African Cup of Nations Tournament in Ghana. The Team of the Tournament was decided by the Technical Study Group (TSG) after careful observations of all the tournament's matches.

In 2008, he scored a goal for Ghana in a friendly - a late equaliser in a 1-1 draw against Tanzania.

As first-choice goalkeeper and team captain he was instrumental in leading Ghana to the final of the 2010 tournament, and was again selected for the all-star team along with Egypt custodian Essam El-Hadary.