Eriksson ready to 'unleash' Drogba for World Cup match against Brazil Cote d'Ivoire manager Sven Goran Eriksson was positive that his star player Didier Drogba can play against Brazil in their World Cup Group G clash in Johannesburg on Sunday. Eriksson also said that he does not anticipate the protective cast will not cause any problems for the striker. Chelsea player Drogba came on as a substitute in their opening goalless draw with Portugal on June 15 after FIFA allowed the cast to be worn to protect the broken elbow he suffered in the build up to the World Cup finals. Eriksson declined to luna gold, say whether Drogba would start but said he was optimistic that there will be no further problems. The Swede coach said that "We are not sure yet but we will speak to him on Sunday. He might be ready. "(The cast) was luna gold an issue after the game which I did not understand. FIFA have looked at it, the referee looked at it and decided it's not a problem. "It's not dangerous so I expect the same thing will be done. I am very confident that will not be a problem." Speaking in a press conference, Erikksson was also asked the question of how important Drogba was for the African side. "Drogba is wow cd keys, a world-famous player, he has scored 30 goals already this season and obviously everybody has respect for him. However, we did play well without him for an hour (against Portugal)." Eriksson also praised Brazil manager Dunga ahead wow cd keys of their game in Johannesburg, a player he managed while in charge of Fiorentina in Italy. "When Dunga was one of my players he already knew everything there is to know, he was a very intelligent player and he has done excellent work as coach of Brazil," he said. "They are a classy team, a technically able team and also a team that can bite when it has to bite, It's the modern style of football. Whenever Brazil play they are always the favourite right from onset, That is the reality, it will always be like this." Ghana go atop in World Cup Group D In their 100th World Cup outing, Ghana tied 1-1 with a tenacious Australian side who were down to 10 men since the 24th minute at a Group D game in World of Warcraft power leveling, Rustenburg on Saturday. The Africans now top the group with four points, followed by Germany and Serbia with three points each. Australia are last with one. Ghana's first effort in Royal Bafokeng Stadium came in World of Warcraft power leveling the sixth minute as Kevin-Prince Boateng denied Jason Culina's possession 35 meters from goal and blasted well wide of the left hand post. It was Australia who opened the scoring in the 11th minute. Carl Valeri earned a free kick 30 meters from goal and Marco Bresciano curled the ball over cheap wow gold, the wall and, when Ghana keeper Richard Kingson spilled the ball, Hulman tapped home from close range. The situation changed at the 24th minute when a Ghana cross from the right found Jonathan Mensah and his goalbound shot hit striker Harry Kewell on the line. It seemed to hit cheap wow gold a combination of his chest and right arm and Italian referee Roberto Rosetti pointed to the spot and showed Kewell a red card. Asamoah Gyan stepped up and confidently slotted home the penalty as he sent Mark Schwarze the wrong way. Unlike Nigeria, who nearly collapsed when being reduced to 10 men against Greece, Australia showed real determination, looking every bid as world of warcraft power leveling, likely to score as their African counterparts. The second half was full of action. At the 51st minute, Gyan rushed down from left and world of warcraft power leveling curled a shot goalwards that Mark Schwarzer fumbled. A Ghana defender was quick enough to clear the threat. Moments later, Gyan came back again, turning on the edge of the box and curling in a bouncing left-footer that Schwarzer saved. At the 66th minute, Aussie substitute Scot Chipperfield smashed a strong header over the bar and Ghana responded with an even bigger threat 2moons dil, as Gyan fired over a cross from the right. It beat Schwarzer in the six-yard box, but Kwadwo Asamoah could quite touched it in at the far post. At the 72nd minute, Luke Wilkshire shot straight at Richard Kingson. Then, from the rebound, Kennedy smashed the ball into the Ghana keeper's arms. Two sides fought end-to-end until the final whistle. Ghana could have made it 2-1 as Quincy Owusu-Abeyie forced 2moons dil Schwarzer to tip over and then from the corner, Sulley Muntaria fired over the top.