Milovan Rajevac has named the seventh youngest player in the South Africa 2010 World cup to replace injured John Mensah for the clashed with the socceroos of Australia this afternoon.
Jonathan Mensah who plays for FC Granada in Spain replaces Sunderland center-half John Mensah who is suffering from a recurrent back problem.
John Mensah and Isaac Vorsah who gelled in Ghana's opening triumph over Serbia both took injuries in training and will not be available for this afternoon's showdown.
However, the Serb gaffer has maintained all other players that started the first game with Sulley Muntari and substantive captain Stephen Appiah failing to nick a starting role.
The Black Stars are determined to down a team they have never won a game against. Milovan has maintained a formation he stuck to in the first game adhering to a one top formation. Richard Kingson will lead the team into the game. John Pantsil and Hans Adu-Sarpei will be at lateral defence. German-born Kevin-Prince Boateng will partner Anthony Annan in deep midfield role while Kwadwo Asamoah plays behind Asamoah Gyan-the team's marksman. Prince Tagoe will be playing from the right and Andre Ayew from the left to support the attack.
Line up: Richard Kingson, John Pantsil, Hans Adu Sarpei, Jonathan Mensah, Lee Addy, Anthony Annan, Prince Tagoe, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Asamoah Gyan, Kwadwo Asamoah, Andre Ayew
FORMATION- 4-2-3-1 Diamond Formation
Kingson (C)
J. Pantsil H. Adu-Sarpei
L. Addy J.Mensah
A. Annan K-P. Boateng
K. Asamoah
P. Tagoe A. Ayew
A. Gyan
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