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Asante Kotoko's CAF Confederation Cup away qualifier against Kenyan side Kariabangi Sharks will be live TV across Africa after their hosts secured a deal with StarTimes.
The return leg next week at the Baba Yara Stadium will also be live on Africa’s leading Pay TV service provider.
The first leg will be played at the Kasarani Stadium on Saturday, 15 December.
Kariabangi Sharks took advantage of the CAF policy which allows host clubs to cash in on the broadcast rights before the Group stage.
''All parties, including the crew who will produce the game, have agreed and everything is set to have fans across Africa, especially from Kenya and Ghana, enjoy the game on TV,'' a close source told Kahawa Tungu.
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