Fatau Dauda
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Legon Cities goalkeeper Fatau Dauda has been called up to replace Richard Ofori for the Black Stars trip to Sudan.
The Orlando Pirates goalkeeper picked up his second yellow card in the 20221 AFCON qualifiers on Thursday against Sudan at the Cape Coast stadium ruling him out of the return leg in Khartoum.
Fatau thus gets the nod to travel with the team for the reverse fixture scheduled for Omdurman, Khartoum on Tuesday, November 17, 2020.
The Black Stars departed Accra on Sunday afternoon for Sudan.
The match will be played on Tuesday.
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