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Stand in captain Andre Ayew and brother Jordan Ayew will lead the line for the Black Stars as they seek to qualify for the African Cup Of Nations against Mauritius.
The duo will start up top in an almost familiar Stars set up which includes the preferred central midfield pairing of Afriyie Acquah and Mubarak Wakaso.
Anderlecht winger Frank Acheampong returns to the team after missing out Ghana’s away tie trip to Mozambique and will start on the left flank with Christian Atsu on the right.
The back four and defence returns to normal with John Boye and Jonathan Mensah flanked by Baba Rahman and Harrison Afful with Razak Braimah in goal.
There are no places for Alfred Duncan, Ebenezer Assifuah, Jeffrey Schlupp and Daniel Amartey who all impressed in Mozambique as well as debutants Thomas Partey, Kadri Mohammed and Patrick Twumasi.
LINE-UP
- Razak Braimah
- Harrison Afful
- Baba Rahman
- John Boye
- Jonathan Mensah
- Afriyie Acquah
- Christian Atsu
- Mubarak Wakaso
- Jordan Ayew
- Andre Ayew
- Frank Acheampong

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