The Inter Milan enforcer insists despite their optimism they will not be underrating the visitors in the Group I game.
Muntari is aware that Kumasi fans were unhappy with the team’s outing the last time they played in the Garden City when they held to a 0-0 draw by Sudan.
After beating Congo 3-0 in Brazzaville in the previous clash in March, Muntari is confident they will bury their opponents under an avalanche of goals to the delight Black Stars fans.
“We are leaving no stones unturned in this very important game and that’s why I want the fans to arrive early and see the goals,” Muntari said.
“The last time we played here the fans were not happy because we could noly draw with Sudan. Things have changed and we want to make amends.
“We will score more goals enough to give all the eleven players of Congo one to take back home.
“This doesn’t mean we are taking them lightly. This means we are going to attack them from the blast of the whislte to the end to bring the desired victory to our country. We will be very cautious too when defending
“This group is very tough with Sudan chasing us so goals will be important by the final match in the group and that’s what we are aware of.”
Ghana top Group I equal on seven points with Sudan but have a better goals difference.
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