In the past week, I have spoken to several football followers in and out of the country and everyone has told me that there is no way Rwanda will defeat Ghana on Saturday when the two sides meet in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier at Amahoro Stadium.
It is not a mere 'no' they utter but their response comes along with shaking their heads with such emphasis that it has left me stunned at not just their response but the lack of faith in a young side that has nothing to lose in this tie.
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