The Black Stars will face the Samurai Blue as part of their build-up to the global showpiece in Qatar
Ghana have announced friendly fixtures against Japan and either Tunisia or Chile as part of preparations for the World Cup in Qatar later this year.
All four nations have qualified for the global showpiece scheduled to run from November 21 to December 18.
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In what will be a four-nation Kirin Super Cup between June 10 and 14, Ghana, according to a publication on the FA's official website, will lock horns with hosts Japan on June 10, while Tunisia take on Chile.
The two winners will come face to face in the final on June 14, the same day the two semi-final losers play each other for bronze.
Ghana are looking to use the mini-tournament to enhance their preparations for the World Cup where they have been pitted against Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal, Luis Suarez’s Uruguay and Son Heung-Min’s South Korea.
The Japan tournament is expected to complete the Black Stars’ round of assignments in the May 30 to June 14 international window which will also see Otto Addo’s side take on Madagascar and the Central African Republic in a 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixtures.
The two Afcon qualifiers are expected to place before the Black Stars, who endured a disappointing outing at Afcon earlier this year but promptly picked themselves back up to beat Nigeria on the away goals rule to qualify for the World Cup, turn attention to Japan for the cup competition.
“The spirit around the team has now changed and I believe that given the draw that we had, our team will be very competitive. Obviously, there are setting decisions that we need to make to set the ball rolling but Portugal – yes, Uruguay – yes, and Korea Republic, we will make it," Ghana FA boss Kurt Okraku said on the Black Stars after the World Cup draw earlier this month.
“Preparations for this adventure started at the Afcon. We picked up the pieces, we engaged in those two very big games.
“So beyond that, I am sure we will regroup, I believe we are very sure as to how the team will look like. Some additions, the coach permitting, I believe we will enjoy ourselves in Qatar and the world will enjoy the Black Stars.”
Ghana are set to make a return to the World Cup after missing out on the 2018 edition in Russia.
ErnestGhartey
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We are coming like fire
Busybrain1
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
The sperm that produced you should have end up in a condom nonsense talk
Zeeabntuyz
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
Nigeria
Zeeabntuyz
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
Who else could that be
IPEN17
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What a creative idea, to add more experience and even ensure that a thorough selection is made
mikcimntu
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
I thought only intelligent people follow football
Pudeklnrt
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
how irritate to see african country wishing other africa country bad but will scream all out to show support for other continent, what we must know is whenever africa country do well in world of football it pave ways for africa to increase the number of participant which may be your chance to benefit from it, let's learn to appreciate and support our own, that is what we have regardless
Feebceiloy
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
Get a home doctor by your side, because surely your pain an BP will hike. It's not our fault we're better than your country. If your country who has all that you claim Ghana doesn't isn't going to the world cup shut up and mind your own business. If Ghana is disgraced, how does that concern you? Nonsense and so much bad wishers
fetceimoz
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yes you shall surely enjoy siteseeing in Qatar, play all the nations in the world your black magic will only lead you to humiliation in the group stage to be sent back home as the 1st african country, you have no team, no cohesion, no technique just playing hard tackle, fifa will make money from the red cards allotted to your team.
suacimnyz
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Good