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Ghana will face Brazil in an international friendly next month in London, the Ghana Football Association confirmed today.The game will be played on 5 September at Fulham's Cravern Cottage.The friendly will be played three days after the Black Stars host Swaziland in Group I of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Accra.Brazil won their last friendly encounter against Ghana 1-0 at the Rasunda stadium in Stockholm, Sweden in 2007.
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