Cameroonian coach, Otto Pfister dares to ends Ghana’s title hopes when his team take on the hosts in today’s semi-final match in the African Cup of Nations.
Pfister is no stranger to Ghana having led the Black Stars to the 1992 Nations Cup final.
Off the field, he enjoys an iconic status in Ghana's fashion world for his liking to wear trousers on the hip rather than the waist known as ‘Otto Pfister'.
The first semi-final match kicks off at the Ohene Djan Stadum in Accra as the tournament enters final stages.
However, Otto Pfister is not getting distracted for his love for Ghana as he talks tough ahead of the 17:00GMT kick off.
"I will tactically paralyse the Black Stars in Thursday's match," the 70 year-old Cameroonian coach said.
"I have a track record in this tournament and my primary objective is to beat Ghana.
"You remember in 1992, I led the Black Stars to the final but I am working harder towards beating Ghana this time around," Pfister added.
Both opponents for today match are four-time champions at the Nations Cup and will be seeking to claim each other’s scalp to enhances their chances of a fifth title.