Ghana’s U17 male team have moved camp to Cape Coast ahead of their African Youth Championship encounter against Burkina Faso.
The team have been in camp at the Ghanaman Soccer of Excellence in Prampram where they have been preparing since February.
Since the game will be played at the New Cape Coast Stadium- coach Paa Kwasi Fabin and his team have moved to the Central Region to acclimatize themselves with the weather before the game on Sunday.
Last year, Ghana were banned from playing in the African Junior Championship finals after Cameroon protested over the eligibility of Isaac Twum.
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