Algeria's coach says he has a plan for Ghana's influential Asamoah Gyan.
Christian Gourcuff is in a good position ahead of that second Group C game on Friday but knows that the return of Gyan, who missed the game against Senegal due to malaria, can be a difference.
“He is a very good player and we are in a good position to take care of him,” the Algeria trainer said at Algeria's pre-match press conference on Thursday.
Gyan is recovering well and is widely expected to be back among the starters on Friday.
Ghana will be all but out of the 2015 Afcon if beaten by Les Verts, who rallied to silence South Africa 3-1 on Monday.
Mensah emphasizes Gyan threat
Meanwhile, Ghana defender Jonathan Mensah says the team will be better if the prolific marksman is available to play.
Speaking on Wednesday, Mensah was sure of the effect the skipper will bring to bear on the crunch match.
“About Asamoah Gyan, he is the best in Africa and he is always scoring when he plays for Ghana,” he said.
“So I know he’s going to make a big difference if he is going to play for us.”
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