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The Black Stars ended their training camp in Kenya on Thursday evening ahead of Saturday’s decisive 2013 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Malawi.The 21 players in camp trained under the watchful eyes of coach Kwesi Appiah and assistants Maxwell Konadu and Nassam Yakubu.The two-hour grueling session at the Moi International Sports Stadium in Nairobi ended with some work on set pieces.The Black Stars will travel out of Kenya on Friday morning to Lilongwe where the decisive clash against the Flames will be played.They will train at the Civo Stadium in Lilongwe on Friday afternoon ahead of Saturday’s match.Ghana beat Malawi 2-0 in the first-leg played in Accra last month and the winner over the two legs will qualify for the tournament in South Africa.
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