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Football lovers in Kumasi are hopeful of an outright victory for Ghana in their clash against South Korea.
Some are, however, skeptical, following experience with the Ghana-Portugal clash last week.
They implore head coach, Otoo Addo to be tactical with changes as they blame substitutions as having contributed to the triumph of Portugal.
Luv FM's Clinton Yeboah, has more in the following video report.
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