Midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu believes the Black Stars have recovered well enough from their hectic schedule ahead of Wednesday’s clash against Guinea.
Ghana will be facing the Syli National just within four days of facing the same opposition in the first leg of the 2015 AFCON qualifier played in Casablanca.
Most of the Ghanaian players have had little rest since reporting to camp last week from their busy club schedule in Europe.
The team have also had to travel long distances – first to Casablanca and back and then to Tamale – for the games against Guinea.
But Agyemang-Badu is confident the side will be ready for another fierce battle against the skillful Guineans.
“We have recovered very well for the past two days so we are ready for them tomorrow,†the Udinese star told MTNFootball.com.
Ghana will strengthen their lead at the top of Group E if they manage to secure an expected win over Guinea on Wednesday.
The Black Stars remain in the process of winning back the overwhelming support of the Ghanaian fans following their poor showing at the 2014 World Cup.