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Ghana's long standing rivalry with Nigeria returns on Friday at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town when both sides meet in an 8-Nation International tournament.
Both West-African sides are paired in Group A of the tournament which starts on May 25th.
Coach Orlando Wellington's U-20 team will play Nigeria in the second group match after the opener between hosts, South Africa and Argentina.
Ghana will play South Africa at the Cape Town Stadium two days later before playing Argentina on 29 May.
In the other group, South American giants Brazil will play Cameroon, Kenya and Japan.
The top two teams in each group will advance to the semi-finals.
The competition will end on 3 June.
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