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Four Libyan match officials have been appointed to officiate Ghana’s AFCON qualifying match against Guinea on Saturday October 11 in Casablanca.
Referee Mohammed Ragab will be assisted by compatriots Fathi Faraj Mohammed and Attia Amsaad, with Wahid Tamuni Salah as the fourth official.
The Match commissioner for the game will be Mendes Antonio from Guinea Bissau.
The Black stars will face Guinea at the Stade Mohammed V at 8pm local time (7pm) and will play as hosts in the return leg scheduled for the Tamale Stadium next Wednesday .
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