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The kick off time for Wednesday’s international friendly between Ghana and Tunisia is at 17:00 GMT (5:00pm local time), the Ghana Football Association has announced.Ghana hosts the Carthage Eagles in a friendly at the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium in Accra in a game that is aimed at preparing the Black Stars for the World Cup/African Nations Cup 2010 qualifiers.The game would be the first international friendly hosted by Ghana at home this year with the bulk of the Black Stars’ friendly ties having been played in Europe in the past.The friendly game would also seek to preach against violence and foster unity among Ghanaians as the country goes to the polls next month.Source: GFA
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