Sudan coach Stephen Constantine is confident of his team's chances against Ghana in the qualifying for the 2010 World Cup this weekend.

The Desert Warriors will play the Black Stars in Omdurman on Saturday in the third Group D match.

Sudan are third on the standings have picked up just one point from two games while Ghana top the table with six points from two matches.

Constantine has told the BBC Sport that his side have complete faith in their ability to beat the Black Stars despite their respect for Ghana.

He said: It'll be a very tough game but we're looking forward to it."

The former Malawi coach is banking his hopes on his team's strengths, "we believe we can cause an upset."

He added: "Obviously it's a big game for us here in Sudan, playing against a team like Ghana with all their European stars."

However, Constantine rates his side as the underdogs despite playing at home.

"We'll have to work very hard to try and close them down. Ghana are a side that will punish you for the slightest mistake so we've got to make sure we don't make any silly mistakes."