Ghana midfielders Muntari and Boateng expelled from camp ahead of "do or die" match
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Muntari has been punished for what the FA calls an "unprovoked physical attack on an executive committee member".
The Ghana FA statement added the incident involving AC Milan's Muntari took place on Tuesday and named Moses Armah, who is a member of the team management, as the man said to have been assaulted by the 29-year-old midfielder
Ghana midfielders Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng have been expelled from Ghana's World Cup squad for alleged indiscipline.
A statement on the Ghana Football Association website said both players had "been suspended indefinitely".
Boateng, of Schalke 04, has been expelled for "vulgar verbal insults targeted at coach Kwesi Appiah during the team's training session in Maceio".
Muntari has been punished for what the FA calls an "unprovoked physical attack on an executive committee member".
The Ghana FA statement added the incident involving AC Milan's Muntari took place on Tuesday and named Moses Armah, who is a member of the team management, as the man said to have been assaulted by the 29-year-old midfielder.
And Boateng, a 27-year-old Germany-born midfielder, was said by the Ghana FA to have shown "no remorse for his actions".
The news comes one day after Ghana's government sent in excess of $3m (£1.8m) in a chartered plane to Brazil to pay the players' appearance fees.
The Black Stars had threatened to boycott Thursday's match against Portugal if they did not receive their money, prompting the government to take action.
