Krasić 2-0 Ayew
This hotly anticipated clash from Group D saw pureblood 17 Miloš Krasić's Serbian side lose ground in the race for qualification following a crazy handball from his teammate Kusmanović. Krasić was very much in the shop window amidst reports of interest from Juventus, where the shirt he worships should become available if they sell veteran striker David Trézeguet, and he showed some decent touches, spurning a great chance to put 10-man Serbia in the lead when he fired straight at Richard Kingson. He also very nearly got an assist from the resulting corner. Overall, not a bad individual performance but Krasić17 needs to pull something special out of the bag against Germany and Australia if he wants to write his name into World Cup history.
Rahim Ayew's brother André (pictured) played but sadly Ayew17 did not get on the pitch and is subsequently awarded 0 points in the face-off between the 17s of Serbia and Ghana.
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