<<Print>>

Ghana stand-in captain John Pantsil says their approach to the final Group match Guinea will be no special. The Guinean have emerged as credible opponents at the tournament after mauling Botswana 6-1 last Saturday. The Sylli Nationale have also exhibited an attractive brand of football at the tournament under Frenchman Michel Dussuyer. Pantsil claims their next match cannot be used as a gauge to measure their title winning credentials. �The next game is about as big a test as the opening two matches,� Paintsil said. �By the qualification format, we are not yet there. The two matches are taking place at the same time and we can�t guarantee the outcome of the other result which means we need to fight for our place.� He added that: �They [Guinea] will come in strongly after their score-line the last time but we are not focusing on that result. �This is a new game that we are all pushing for. We are very, very determined to win and win in every other game.� The Black Stars need a draw against their West African neighbours to top Group D.