Black Stars skipper Asamoah Gyan has revealed that he is haunted by his penalty miss against Uruguay at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

Luis Suarez's handball denied Dominic Adiyiah a late minute extra time goal for Ghana and Asamoah Gyan wasted the resultant penalty which was the last kick of the game and Ghana subsequently lost the penalty shootout.

Its been 8 years since the penalty that could have taken Ghana and Africa to its first Semi-finals spot in history, but Gyan is still remorseful and says the horrors of that failure is going to live with him for the rest of his life.

In an interview with Countryman Songo on Adom FM's 'Fire for Fire', the Kayserispor forward revealed that if there's anything he would like to change in his footballing career, it would be that last-gasp spot kick miss.

“If there is anything I would love to change in my career, it would be my penalty miss against Uruguay. I wish that day could come again for me to retake the penalty differently. I am still haunted by that penalty miss but I have to move on," Gyan said on Adom TV.