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Ghana’s FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup qualifier against Zambia has been moved from Accra to Cape Coast.
The game, which was originally scheduled for the Accra Sports stadium, will now take place at the Cape Coast stadium on December 18.
This is to to facilitate the completion of the renovation works currently ongoing at the stadium.
Due to the change in venue, the Princesses will will move their camp base from Prampram to Cape Coast on December 13, to continue with their preparation for the second leg qualifier.
The Princesses are in dire need of a win to qualify to the next round after managing only a goalless draw in the 1st leg away to Zambia.
Costa Rica will host the FIFA u20 Women's World Cup next year.
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