Ghana coach Goran Stevanovic insists his side feels no pressure ahead of Monday's friendly showdown with Brazil but remain eager to win.

Both sides go into the game at Fulham's Craven Cottage grounds in London with the South America side having won the last two clashes - a World Cup fixture in 2006 and a friendly, a year after.

Despite the previous setbacks, the Black Stars coach is looking to rewrite the history books a bit as he sticks to his mantra of winning every other game.

“I am expecting a win and I have always said that we want to win every game, against Swaziland, against Brazil and this is the mentality I want to give my players, to always have a winning mentality,” Stevanovic said on Saturday before departure.

“This game is a bit different since it’s a friendly game and for us the most important one was yesterday’s [Friday's 2-0 victory in the Nations Cup qualifying against Swaziland] game which we won and we are very satisfied,” he added.