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Ghanaian Champions, Ampem Darkoa Ladies, have arrived in Benin City, Nigeria for the qualifiers of the CAF Women’s Champions league.
The team landed on Wednesday via an Africa World Airlines flight as they seek to get ready for their opening match.
Ampem Darkoa face AS Garde on Saturday, before facing Amis Du Monde on the 25th.
They must win the WAFU B championship to qualify for next season’s CAF Champions League.
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