The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has called on Ghanaian media representatives wishing to report on second-leg of the 2014 World Cup qualifying playoff against Egypt to submit their names by Wednesday, 30th October at 3pm.
This, the FA said, will enable it apply for media accreditation on their behalf and also help process their visas for the match.
In a statement released to the media Tuesday, the FA called on interested media representatives to send their details to the GFA via mail.
According to the FA, only those whose details are received by Wednesday will be considered.
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