AFRICAN QUALIFIERS 20th June

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this sudan price is well wrong (famous last words i know)

but seriously sudan is high up as in altitude wise and ghana are not going to be able to keep up with the sudanese not for 90 minutes,

how many european based players are playing today at the very least half possibly more they have all had long seasons, found this

Sports News of Saturday, 20 June 2009 Preview: Sudan vrs Ghana NEW. Watch live television from Ghana, the latest Ghanaian movies and OBE TV. 2010 World Cup and African Nations Cup qualifier Match venue: Al Merreikh Stadium in Omdurman Kick off time: 17:30 GMT (5:30pm local time) Starting line-up: Richard Kingson, Samuel Inkoom, Harrison Afful, John Mensah, Eric Addo, Michael Essien, Anthony Annan, Opoku Agyemang, Mathew Amoah, Prince Tagoe, Kwadwo Asamoah. Sub: George Owu, Samuel Kyere, Moussa Nary, Junior Agogo, Isaac Vorsah and Haminu Draman and Jonathan Quartey.

ghana won their first 2 games already, so they is not gonna be charging round this pitch today no way

4.2/1 with betfair

[Mozzi]

I don't think Ghana will physically keep up with them but I think they'll put Sudan out of the game sufficiently by the point where they keep up for them to win the game. All of Sudan's players play in Sudan, if I'm not much mistaken, which helps team bonding and home advantage but when it comes to quality, they have very little. Ghana have a lot of match-winners and if they score 2 or 3 by the 60 minute mark, this game is as good as over

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i think 7 or 8 of these are european based players at least 7 thou.
and i think 2 of these african based players are new to the team (but im not sure)

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Originally Posted by Mozzi
I don't think Ghana will physically keep up with them but I think they'll put Sudan out of the game sufficiently by the point where they keep up for them to win the game. All of Sudan's players play in Sudan, if I'm not much mistaken, which helps team bonding and home advantage but when it comes to quality, they have very little. Ghana have a lot of match-winners and if they score 2 or 3 by the 60 minute mark, this game is as good as over

you could be right mozzi but i still think even if they do go behind the sudanese wont stop trying,

and at home in a world cup game at the end of a hard season at altitude

too many factors pointing me towards the big price, there is no guarantee ghana will perform with all these scenarios going on.

i know sudan arent great and dont even have that good a record at home probably 50/50 but there are still these things that tell me the outcome could be different to what the bookies are thinking