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Ghana goalkeeper Fatau Dauda paid a surprise visit to the Black Queens ahead of their friendly game against the Bayana Bayana on Sunday which the Queens won by 1-0.
The Black Stars donated cartoons of energy drinks and three pair of gloves to the three goalkeepers in the national team.
Dauda is expected to be in Ghana by Tuesday ahead of preparations for the World Cup.
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