The Serbian will unleash Sunderland’s £13m signing Gyan and Hoffenheim’s Tagoe at the Somholo Stadium as Ghana look to avoid the fate that befell a lot of the continent’s big names on Saturday. Rajevac’s starting line-up for Swaziland features only two changes from the side that stepped out for the World Cup quarter-final loss against Uruguay in Ghana’s last competitive game. John Mensah who captained Ghana that day is absent through injury, his place taken by Lee Addy who gets the nod ahead of Jonathan Mensah. Addy will partner Isaac Vorsah at the heart of the Ghana defence. In midfield, the Serbian sticks by the pair of Kevin-Prince Boateng and Anthony Annan in central midfield while Dede Ayew will roam the right side of Ghana’s midfield with the left side duties going to Kwadwo Asamoah. Goalkeeper Richard Kingson will captain the side with John Paintsil and Hans Sarpei deployed to the right and left side of defence. GHANA: Richard Kingson, John Paintsil, Hans Sarpei, Lee Addy, Isaac Vorsah, Anthony Annan, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Dede Ayew, Kwadwo Asamoah, Prince Tagoe, Asamoah Gyan.
