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The playing body and the technical team of the Central African Republic (CAR) have arrived in Kumasi for the crucial 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying match against Ghana.
CAR will be hosted by the Black Stars at the Baba Yara Stadium in the final Group E game on Thursday, September 7.
The Wild Beasts who arrived in Accra on Saturday left for Kumasi on Monday and have arrived to continue their preparations towards Thursday's match.
Home-based players and the technical team led by head coach Raoul Savoy arrived in Accra on Saturday. The rest of the players will meet the team in Kumasi.
They have two training sessions in the capital at the McDan La Town Park on Sunday and on Monday before departing for Kumasi to finetune their preparations and to acclimatise to the weather.
CAR are seeking a win to secure a ticket to their very first Africa Cup of Nations participation.
Ghana needs at least a draw or a win from the match to be able to secure a spot for next year's tournament in Cote d'Ivoire.
Ghana remains top of Group E with 9 points, followed by Angola with 8 points before Central Africa, who are third on the standings with 7 points after five matches.
CAR will be hosted by the Black Stars at the Baba Yara Stadium in the final Group E game on Thursday, September 7.
The Wild Beasts who arrived in Accra on Saturday left for Kumasi on Monday and have arrived to continue their preparations towards Thursday's match.
Home-based players and the technical team led by head coach Raoul Savoy arrived in Accra on Saturday. The rest of the players will meet the team in Kumasi.
They have two training sessions in the capital at the McDan La Town Park on Sunday and on Monday before departing for Kumasi to finetune their preparations and to acclimatise to the weather.
CAR are seeking a win to secure a ticket to their very first Africa Cup of Nations participation.
Ghana needs at least a draw or a win from the match to be able to secure a spot for next year's tournament in Cote d'Ivoire.
Ghana remains top of Group E with 9 points, followed by Angola with 8 points before Central Africa, who are third on the standings with 7 points after five matches.