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Ghana reached the final of the WAFU U17 tournament after beating Ivory Coast 2-1 in Niamey on Wednesday.
The Black Starlets had to rally from behind to behind to score two goals in quick succession late in the first half.
The equalizer was a blistering header through Umar Mohammed before the winner came shortly afterwards by Taufiq Shaibu.
Ten minutes to time, Eugene Adjei Frimpong was sent off for a second yellow card.
Ghana will face Nigeria in the final.
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