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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has released the rates for the Africa Youth Championship qualifier between Ghana’s Black Satellites and their counterparts from Namibia.A statement signed by Mr Kweku Ampim Darko, Deputy General Secretary of the GFA said, the VIP Upper will attract a fee of GHC10.00, with the VIP Lower going for GHC6.00.It said, the Osu End and the Center Line area will attract GHC5.00 with the Popular stand going for GHC2.00.The statement said gates will be opened at 11:00 hours and urged soccer fans to turn out in their numbers to cheer the Satellites to victory.Source: GNA
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