Egypt assistant coach Osama Nabih says they are in top shape now to exact revenge next month in their 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier at home.
The Pharaohs were embarrassed 7-3 on aggregate including a 6-1 away defeat in Kumasi during the playoff round to the Brazil 2014 World Cup finals three years ago.
Egypt made a bright start in Group E when they raced from a goal down to beat Congo 2-1 in Brazzaville.
"Every game has its own circumstances and Egypt has now regained their power as evidenced by our qualification for the 2017 African Cup f Nations after three consecutive absences," Nabih told a radio programme on Friday.
"We lost 6-1 to Ghana in a difficult atmosphere but we shouldn't forget that we managed to win 2-1 in Cairo.
"We have enough time before playing Ghana in the World Cup qualifiers; we are concentrating now on the domestic league games to evaluate our players ahead of the game."
Egypt are scheduled to face Ghana on 13 November at Alexandria's Borg El-Arab stadium.
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