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Ghana have drawn in Group B with defending champions, Cameroon for this year’s All Africa Games finals in Mozambique.
The Confederation of African Football, Caf, on Tuesday conducted the draw for the Games at its headquarters in Cairo.
The Black Meteors are also paired against Uganda and Senegal in the same group for the Games which runs from 3-11 September, 2011.
Ghana wrapped up qualification to the Games after edging out Nigeria to the Zone III slot on the away goal rule.
Hosts Mozambique will face South Africa, Libya and Madagascar in Group A.
Source: Ghanafa.org
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