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The Ghana FA has released a programme of activities lined up for the Black Stars ahead of the 2014 World Cup qualifier against Egypt on October 15 2013.
Black Stars programme ahead of the 2014 World Cup playoff against Egypt
Sunday – 6th October – Players start arriving for camping
Monday 7th October – 19 players expected to arrive on Monday night
Tuesday 8th October – Training to be held at the Accra Sports Stadium at 1600 (No media interviews with players. There will be a media briefing at the end of the training session by a media officer)
- Last batch of players expected to join camp by Tuesday night.
Wednesday 9th October – Morning training session at the Accra Sports Stadium at 9am. (Media interviews with players will be allowed after the training session)
- Team departs to Kumasi at 1500. No training session in the evening.
Thursday 10th October – Two training sessions will be held. The first one will be at 0900 and it is open to the media and public for viewing. (No media interviews with players. There will be a media briefing at the end of the training session by a media officer).
- The second training session will be held at 1530 and it will be closed to the media and public.
Friday 11th October – Friendly match with lower division side Deportivo at the Baba Yara Stadium at 1600. (No media interviews with players. There will be a media briefing at the end of the training session by a media officer).
Saturday 12th October – Training will be held at 0900. (No media interviews with players. There will be a media briefing at the end of the training session by a media officer).
Sunday 13th October – Training will be held at 1600. (No media interviews with players. There will be a media briefing at the end of the training session by a media officer).
Monday 14th October – Ghana team press conference at 16:30 at the Baba Yara Stadium. Training starts at 1700. (Egypt team pre-match press conference tentatively fixed for 15:30 at the same venue)
Tuesday 15th October – Match day.
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