Mozart versus the king of Azonto
Mozart versus the king of Azonto
Posted: 2012-02-05 12:41
"They have a good team and they always like to keep the ball. They also have some great individual players especially the number 7 [Mskani] he is one of the key players," Mskani's Ghanaian Esperance teammate Harrison Afful told KickOffGhana.com.
Call it scouting mission or espionage but Afful has pointed out the assassin of the Tunisian side, the one they call Little Mozart. For with his flair and skill he composes excellent attacks.
Mskani who has already scored two goals in the tournament is expected to lead the line for the Carthage Eagles in this quarter-final tie.
Tunisian coach Trabelsi who made several changes in their last group game against Gabon is expected to call on the likes of Haggui and Chikaoui back into the starting line up as they seek to return to winning ways.
Ghana's coach Goran Stevanovic is also expected to make some changes.
Captain John Mensah is set to return to the side while rumours from camp suggest goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey is a doubt for the game. But who ever mans the post for the Black Stars in this all important would be under massive scrutiny and will need to bring his A plus game.
Asamoah Gyan has not had an outstanding tournament yet but a little glimpse into his locker with that free-kick against Mali shows how impossible it is to shackle players with such enormous ability.
The lead dancer of the Ghana dance troupe will be ably backed by the duo of Kwadwo Asamoah and Dede Ayew, all capable of moments of magic.
Whoever gets to play, Ghana will feel very very confident of progressing.
By Kwesi Asomadu
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