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Ghana have qualified for the 2015 Africa Youth Championship after recording a 4-1 away win over Gabon on Saturday.
The Black Satellites, silver medalist at the previous Championship will join hosts, Senegal and six other African sides at the finals.
Ten-man Ghana needed a first half brace from Asiedu Attobrah and Yaw Yeboah before Samuel Afful and Prosper Kassim rounded up a four-star performance in Libreville, rendering the consolation by the home team irrelevant.
Both sides drew goalless in the first leg in Accra a fortnight ago but the Black Satellites showed much desire for victory though Kofi Yeboah was sent off in the second half.
Ghana, three-time African champions will be aiming for a fourth when the competition begins in Senegal next year.
All qualified teams will arrive in Senegal for the Championship slated from 8-22 March 2015.
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