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Ghana makes three changes to the starting line up from the previous game as the Black Stars meet Germany in Fortaleza on Saturday.
Kwesi Appiah hands goalkeeper Fatau Dauda and Harrison Afful their World Cup debut as they come in with Kevin-Prince Boateng for the crucial Group G match at the Estadio Castelao at 19:00GMT.
Fatau takes over from Adam Kwarasey in goal with Afful and Boateng starting ahead of Daniel Opare and Jordan Ayew as Ghana chase their first three points in the tournament.
Ghana Starting XI
Fatau Dauda, Harrison Afful, Kwadwo Asamoah, Jonathan Mensah, John Boye, Rabiu Mohammed, Christian Atsu, Sulley Muntari,Kevin-Prince Boateng, Asamoah Gyan and Andre Ayew.
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