Quarter-finals

(Friday)

Brazil     vs Netherlands (4pm)  Uruguay vs Ghana (8.30pm)

(Saturday)

Argentina vs Germany (4pm) Spain vs Paraguay (8.30pm)  

GHANA star Asamoah Gyan is confident that he will be fit for his side’s quarter-final clash against Uruguay on Friday.
Gyan was a concern for Ghana after picking up an ankle knock in training on Monday and he has missed the last two sessions as a pre-caution.

However, the 24-year-old expects to shake off the problem as he looks to add to the three goals he has already scored in the tournament.

"The ankle is getting better. I had a knock during the game last time,” said Gyan.

"Yesterday I felt something bad and I had to go out (of training) and rest today as well but tomorrow I think I will be fine.

"I will be fine for the game on Friday. It is nothing really bad. I need about two days off and I will be fine.”
Gyan is expecting a tough test against Uruguay but he insists the South Americans hold no fears for the Black Stars.

"Uruguay is a difficult side but we don’t care who we are going to play against. We are ready to play against anybody,” added Gyan.

Agencies