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Some Tunisian Journalists at the Africa Cup of Nations believe the Carthage Eagles can end Ghana’s campaign at the tournament in Sunday’s quarter final game.
According to them, the current Tunisian team boasts of more committed players that can end the Black Stars dominance on Sunday.
“We get better from match to match and i pray we beat Ghana to make it to the finals”
“Ghana has the quality but we will end their dominance in the tournament”.
Tunisia has never beaten Ghana in Africa Cup of Nations history and the record favours Ghana for a win.
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