Uruguay's players have come in for some scrutiny after a number of controversial incidents during their World Cup game against Ghana.
The Uruguayans needed a convincing win against Ghana to pip South Korea to second spot in Group H, however they could muster only a 2-0 win against the African side. South Korea's slender 2-1 triumph over Portugal was enough to see them through.
During Uruguay's clash with Ghana, though, there were a number of talking points. Before the game, for example, Luis Suarez said he was not sorry for his deliberate handball against the Ghanaians in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final, which stopped a definite goal and got the former Liverpool striker sent off. Ghana, though, missed the resultant spot kick and the South American side went through.
