Head coach of Central African Republic, Raoul Savoy has boldly disclosed their intentions of coming into the game against Ghana tonight and he said they are in for nothing but a revenge.
The Wild Beasts are currently on a three-game winning streak having scored eleven and conceded none within that period and will hope to build on that moment heading in their subsequent matches.
They finally picked up their first win in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers last week after pouncing on Venuste Baboula's goal to record a slim 1-0 win over Chad.
With four points after three matches, Raoul Savoy strongly believes his men are well motivated to secure a favourable results against Ghana reason they are hoping for a revenge at the expense of the Kumasi fans this time.
The Swiss tactician further gave the injury updates in his squad where he confirmed all his players are fully fit and poised for the game.
"It was not easy in Oujda against Chad, but the key was to win, to then travel quietly and join Kumasi to better prepare for the game against Ghana on Monday," Savoy said
"We will benefit from our full force because no one was injured, which is a good thing. My players are ready and eager to do something on Monday..."
"Not forgetting our September game where we played well but lost at the end on a contestable goal. It will be a very close game, and I hope it's our turn to get our revenge."
The game is slated for 19:00GMT tonight at the Baba Yara Stadium.
