Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac is refusing to accept that his side hold the aces in Group B at the African Nations Cup after watching Ivory Coast's shock goalless draw with Burkina Faso in Cabinda on Monday.
The Serbian watched from the stands with his troops as the much-fancied Ivory Coast lived-down to expectations.
Ghana had an off-day following Togo's withdrawal from the competition after being attacked rebels last Friday as they travelled by road to Cabinda.
"Yes, I watched the opening match but you that it is normally difficult for any team in the first match," Rajevac told Ghanasoccernet.com
"We will give our best on Friday and try to win(against Ivory Coast). For them this result is not the best and against us they will try to win and we will do our best.
"Both teams are experieced and they know each other very well. Burkina played defensive, very good closing and Ivory Coast missed very good chances to close and open the defence."
The Ghana team trained after the Ivory Coast-Burkina Faso encounter ahead of their Friday's match.
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