Ghana coach Koizi Appiah has confirmed that his country will fight for a win over Guinea-Bissau in the third round of the group stage in the third round of the group stage in order to secure a 16- Africa, currently established in Egypt.
"We have many options in the formation to compensate for the absence of the injured. I think there will not be many changes. Asamoah Gyan is a great player and a famous star, but his participation does not depend on his readiness," he told a news conference on Monday. Al-Muran. "
"Kwadu Asamoah is in more than one position on the pitch, and I am happy for his good appearance, although Asamoah is not convinced of his appearance during the two games, I still have full confidence in the players of Ghana. In Ghana, we do not start strongly but we are finally in stages. "A good team depends on team performance and not on the big names."
"Any coach wants to qualify before the last round, but what happened to Benin was the reason for this difficult situation, but now we have to deal with that tomorrow. We expect that our match with Nigeria in the final round is the beginning of the real start."
Cameroon are top of the Group F with four points, two points ahead of Ghana and Benin, who are equal in points, goals and direct matches, while Guinea Bissau are in the bottom of the standings with one point.
In the new edition, which saw the participation of 24 teams for the first time, the first two places in each group qualify for the second round (round of 16) and the top four teams in third place.
Ghana are hoping to win their first African Cup of Nations qualifier to reach the last 16 after drawing 1-1 with Benin and Cameroon.
Ghana are hoping to win a convincing victory over Guinea-Bissau, sending a message to all rivals that they are coming to win the championship, which they dream of winning for the fifth time in their history and the first since 1982.
Ghana will face the risk of an early exit from the African Cup of Nations, if they fall to a draw against Guinea-Bissau, and the loss will mean the end of his career in the championship.
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