Stars to beat Sudan without Andre Ayew

Ghana Black Stars’ avowed resolution to wrap up qualification for the 2022 African Cup of Nations faces a stern test today at the hands of Sudan in Khartoum.

The Group C cracker will see the third-placed Sudanese roar all day in a bid to register a second win in the group and hand themselves a fighting chance to make it to the Cameroon 2022 biennial fiesta.

Inspired by a delectable captain Andre Ayew performance, the Stars upstaged Sudan 2-0 in the first of a double-header held at an empty Cape Coast Stadium last Thursday.

back link building services=0></a></div><p>Ayew did not only commandeer a compelling Ghana victory, but produced two bewitchingly fascinating strikes that gave the nation lots of hope treading into the future. Sadly, the Swansea attacking midfielder would not be in action this afternoon after failing a late fitness test.</p><p>Steely central defender, John Boye, is tipped to lead the team.</p><p>Without any scintilla of doubt, Andre’s absence will be much of a blow to Ghana, though it gives other players a gleaming opportunity to step into his ‘big’ shoes and make a case for themselves.</p><p>Heartily, Crystal Palace midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp, Red Bull Salzburg midfielder Majeed Ashimeru and China-based Mubarak Wakaso – who all missed the opening header – have arrived in Khartoum for the cagey duel, hoping to churn out a sterling output to push the dream through.</p><p>Interestingly, Legon Cities’ shot-stopper Fatau Dauda has wriggled his way back into the team to replace Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Richard Ofori-Antwi, who is suspended due to accumulation of cards.</p><p>Victory for the Stars will certainly land them in the Cameroon tournament; anything else would mean a tedious delay in qualification.</p><div class='code-block code-block-5' style='margin: 8px 0; clear: both;'> <a href=https://www.adhang.com/guest-posting-services/ ><img class=lazy src=