The Serbian masterminded another fine Ghana performance, all be it against a week and hugely disappointing Zambia side and declared himself satisfied with the way his players had gone about the job. Now his attention has turned to that game against Sudan on September 6 which could fetch Ghana her world cup place based on how the other game between Mali and Benin in Cotounou ends. Rajevac told KickOffGhana.com he would watch Michael Essien play for Chelsea against Hull City on Saturday before keeping an eye on John Paintsil whose Fulham side are away to Portsmouth also on Saturday. The Serbian will also check up on the fitness of first choice goalkeeper Richard Kingston who was unable to play a part in the friendly against Zambia because of injury. “There is nothing better than watching the players at close range especially at the beginning of this season. Apart from England I will see a few games on the continent that will inform the squad for the Sudan game to a large extent,” he told KickOffGhana.com. Ghana has a 100 per cent record in world cup qualifying so far and can wrap up qualification to the 2010 showpiece in South Africa as early as September 6.
Rajevac stays on monitoring mission
