The Tamale Stadium has been selected as the venue to host the African Youth Championship qualifier between Ghana and Sierra Leone.
Ghana lead 2-0 from the first leg ahead of the return fixture on 25 May.
The Black Satellites need a positive result to advance to the last round of qualifying for a place at the finals to be staged by Senegal next year.
Fourteen teams will compete for the seven slots available at the finals.
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