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Avram Grant has named 10 of the 11 players that started Ghana’s 1-0 win over Uganda in Port-Gentil. The only change from the team is Frank Acheampong who replaces the injured Baba Rahman.
The Israeli is expecting wingers Christian Atsu and Dede Ayew to be more influential while midfielder Mubarak Wakaso is expected to anchor the midfield with Partey in his box to box role.
Jordan Ayew continues his partnership with Asamoah Gyan while Harrison Afful shakes off a bout of malaria to start the game.
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