Ghana will be looking to advance past Guinea in the qualifying for the 2012 Olympic Games when the Black Queens host the second leg clash.
Despite posting a 2-0 first leg win, the Black Queens would be determined to put in an assured performance at the El-Wak Stadium on Saturday.
Qualifying over the weekend would up Ghana in a good position of possibly reaching a historic Olympic final after the past setback.
The Black Queens missed out of the 2008 Beijing Olympics after losing in the final play-off fixture to Brazil.
However, coach of the side, A.K. Edusei says he is counting on improved performances to ensure progress as he targets 2012 London Games.
Source: Ghanafa.org
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
Latest Stories
-
Armah-Kofi Buah is the light of Western Region – NDC Regional Secretary praises Ellembelle lawmaker
44 mins -
‘Go back to Supreme Court’ – Dafeamekpor tells Afenyo-Markin over Speaker’s refusal to recall Parliament
1 hour -
EC’s Restriction on Media Accreditation: A threat to Ghana’s democracy and press freedom
1 hour -
Bawumia will sign peace pact on Thursday – Campaign
1 hour -
Ghanaian dancehall sensation CantCool makes waves in OKC
1 hour -
Ghanaians must learn to embrace new characters – Safo Newman
1 hour -
AGA MD crowned Mining Personality of the Year at 10th Mining Industry Awards
2 hours -
Increase in cocoa price has reduced cocoa smuggling – Kuapa Kokoo MD
2 hours -
Rev. Mary Ghansah’s ‘More Than A Song’ event slated for December 1
2 hours -
EC’s collation centre media limit could undermine transparency – Dr Kojo Asante
2 hours -
COP29: Young people prevail on G20 countries to deliver climate finance
2 hours -
EC urges political parties to avoid wasting resources on monitoring electoral material transport
2 hours -
Unlock Tomorrow’s Innovations, Utilise Technology: Our chance at progress: Join us at the IN’TECH Forum!
2 hours -
New era in public transport sector as Bawumia launches affordable electric buses
2 hours -
WHO Africa incoming director dies aged 55
2 hours