Egypt coach Hector Cuper
Egypt coach Hector Cuper says he is no Harry Potter ahead of the country's crucial 2018 World Cup against Ghana at home but he is optimistic of victory.
The Group E leaders are bent on avenging the 6-1 defeat suffered three years in the first leg playoff to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.
A lot is expected from the Argentine who has helped revive the Pharaohs after qualifying to the Nations Cup finals next year.
The seven-time African champions made a flying start in the qualifier with a come-from-behind 2-1 win at Congo Brazzaville last month.
Cuper has reposed confidence in his squad and now they can deliver on 13 November at the Borg El-Arab Stadium in Alexandria.
"I trust my squad and we are confident in our abilities to win," he said during a press conference held Sunday.
"Ghana is a big team but the 6-1 result is exceptional and rarely happens in football.
