Kwasi Owusu

Kwasi Owusu
Personal information
Date of birth (1947-11-07) 7 November 1947[1]
Playing position Forward
National team
Ghana

Kwasi Owusu is a former Ghanaian international footballer. As of June 2013, he is considered to be the country's leading international goal scorer with 36 goals.

International goals

Date Match Number of goals scored Competition
17 August 1969 Ghana  6-0  Niger 5 1970 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying game
21 September 1969 Niger  1-9  Ghana 4 1970 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying game
7 February 1970 Congo-Kinshasa  0-2  Ghana 2 1970 Africa Cup of Nations First Round
11 February 1970 Ghana  1-1  Guinea 1 1970 Africa Cup of Nations First Round
15 April 1970 Ghana  3-0  Ivory Coast 1 International Friendly
19 April 1970 Ghana  1-1  Ivory Coast 1 International Friendly
7 February 1971 Ghana  2-1  Sierra Leone 1 International Friendly
2 May 1971 Ivory Coast  2-6  Ghana 2 International Friendly
30 April 1972 Cameroon  0-3  Ghana 1 1972 Summer Olympics
18 June 1972 Dahomey  0-5  Ghana 2 1974 FIFA World Cup qualifying game
2 July 1972 Ghana  5-1  Dahomey 1 1974 FIFA World Cup qualifying game
8 January 1973 Nigeria  4-2  Ghana 1 1973 All-Africa Games First Round
10 January 1973 Tanzania  0-1  Ghana 1 1973 All-Africa Games First Round
14 January 1973 Guinea  2-1  Ghana 1 1973 All-Africa Games Semi-final
17 August 1974 Nigeria  0-1  Ghana 1 Nigeria/Ghana Festival
14 December 1975 Ghana  6-2  Guinea 3 1976 Summer Olympics qualifying game
6 April 1975 Ghana  6-0  Liberia 2 1976 Summer Olympics qualifying game
13 April 1975 Mali  3-1  Ghana 1 1976 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying game
20 April 1975 Liberia  1-4  Ghana 2 1976 Summer Olympics qualifying game
27 April 1975 Ghana  4-0  Mali 1 1976 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying game
24 August 1975 Ghana  1-2  Nigeria 1 Nigeria/Ghana Festival
31 August 1975 Ghana  3-0  Nigeria 1 (pen.) Nigeria/Ghana Festival
Total 36  

Source:[2]

References

  1. Kwasi OwusuFIFA competition record
  2. "REVEALED: Kwasi Owusu is the all-time leading scorer of the Black Stars, not Gyan". Ghana Soccernet.com. Retrieved 13 June 2013.
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