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Ghanaian FIFA referees have been selected to handle the international friendly between Tunisia and Peru on Wednesday.
The appointed officials for the match in Rades are: Cecil Fletscher (Referee),
Joseph Lamptey (Referee), David Laryea (Assistant) and Adam Badiu Ibrahim (Assistant).
The Tunisian Football Federation settled on the four for the high-profile friendly on the FIFA match day.
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