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Prince Buaben achieves Scottish Cup dream as the Ghana international dedicates Dundee United's success to his late father.
The midfielder who played the entire game helped Dundee United to a 3-0 win against Ross County on Saturday in the Cup final at Hampden Park.
Three second-half goals by David Goodwillie and Craig Conway's late double saw a dominant Dundee United win the game, the 125th Scottish Cup.
Buaben missed the burial service of late father back in Ghana two months ago though he was given permission to attend the funeral.
The Ghana player insisted he would remain in Scotland to see out the season and he said, that was what his late father would have wanted.
Source: Ghanafa.org
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