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The Ghana Football Association has announced ticket prices for the Black Starlets' 2015 African Under-17 Championship qualifying match against Cameroon.
The second leg match which will be played at the Accra Stadium will kick off at 3.00pm on Sunday, September 28.
Flat rates of GH¢ 2.00 and GH¢ 5.00 will be charged at the gates for the various sections of the stadium.
The Cameroonian team who suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Starlets in the first leg, arrived in Accra on Wednesday evening.
The overall winner will qualify for the finals alongside hosts, Niger for the tournament scheduled for 15 February – 1 March next year.
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