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Hundreds of Ghanaian Football fans on Wednesday embarked on a demonstration to protest the Canadian High Commission’s refusal to grant them visas to travel to Canada to watch the on-going FIFA U20 World Cup matches.
Meanwhile, the Black Princesses beat Finland 2-1 on Tuesday in Moncton to finish on 6 points but still failed to qualify for the last-eight from Group A where Korea DPR and hosts Canada, both on the same points with Ghana went through with a better goal advantage.

Agrieved supporters holding placards


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