Ghana has lined up a friendly against Qatar on Monday, October 12, in Antalya, Turkey.
The 2022 World Cup host, comes in to replace Equatorial Guinea who pulled out of a similar friendly, over travel restrictions.
The Black Stars were scheduled to play Mali on Friday, October 9, and Equatorial Guinea three days later in next month’s FIFA International window (except for European countries) but the latter pulled out of the game, citing new travel restrictions in their country due to coronavirus.
Qatar, who have a game against India on October 8, will take on Ghana four days later.
The two countries will use the friendly to prepare for their respective international competitions in November.
Ghana have an Africa Cup of Nations doubleheader against Sudan in November and these two matches in Turkey would be useful for coach Akonnor.
Ghana top Group F with 6 points following victories against South Africa in Cape Coast and Sao Tome and Principe in November 2019.
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