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Ghana qualified to the final of the Cup of African Nations for Amputee Football on Friday with a 2-0 win over Angola in the semi-final.The Black Challenge went ahead in the first half with a controversial penalty and sealed victory with a late beautiful goal.Ghana will now play Liberia, who defeated favourites Sierra Leone 3-2 on penalties, at the Accra Sports Stadium on Saturday for the trophy.Sierra Leone and Angola will battle for third place.
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