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The Ghana Amputee team have been invited by England Amputee Football Association to take part in a three-nation-friendly tournament ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
The Black Challenge will join England’s Amputee team and Poland’s Amputee team for the competition which is scheduled to be played at the Reaseheath College Park, Cheshire.
England is looking to engage Ghana, the champions of the African Amputee Nations Cup and Poland between 29th -31st July 2022.
The Tri-Nation tournament will prepare the participating teams, England, Ghana, and Polish Amputee Team, ahead of the 2022 Amputee World Cup to be staged in Turkey.
The invitation serves as a good opportunity for the Ghana Amputee Football Team, who will soon begin a tour to France and Belgium and play the United States Amputee Football Team in a friendly this September 2022.
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