England’s 0-0 draw with Ghana at the World Cup sparked concern on and off the pitch after a Ghanaian witch doctor claimed he placed a spell on England captain Harry Kane and “released” the spell after the game.Nana Kwaku Bonsam, a self-proclaimed spiritualist who previously claimed responsibility for a knee injury cristiano ronaldo Ahead of the 2014 World Cup, Kane posted a video after missing a late chance in Boston.Bonsam said he had struggled to prevent Kane from scoring against Ghana but insisted he had no intention of causing serious harm.“I am the most powerful psychic in the world. Now, I am going to free Harry Kane so that he can score goals in the next game,” Bonsam said. “Harry, I’m coming to see you. Don’t be angry. We’re friends.”watch:Before the game, he claimed: “I’m working on Harry Kane. I’ve shown what I’m capable of before, so I know what I have to do to stop him. I’m known for my predictions.”The comments even prompted a response from magician Youri Gueller, who vowed to counter any negative energy directed at the England striker.While the bizarre damning story dominated the headlines, England’s performance sparked fierce debate. Former defender Micah Richards described the game as “a Southgate performance” and said the team lacked energy and creativity compared to the opening win over Croatia.Former England stars Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer, Joe Cole, Gary Neville and Roy Keane largely agree that England were lucky not to lose after escaping a penalty decision and a possible red card for goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.Despite the criticism, most experts urged calm and pointed out that England remained in a good position going into the World Cup. Head coach Thomas Tuchel and his team will now turn their attention to the crucial final group game against Panama.
