Gabonese Referee Patrice Mebiame will officiate Ghana’s clash with Morocco
Gabonese referee Tanguy Patrice Mebiame has been selected to oversee Ghana’s second group match in the U-23 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) against Morocco. The game will take place at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat on Tuesday.
Assisting Mebiame will be Joel Wonka Wonka Doe from Liberia and Dimbiniaina Andriatianrivelo from Madagascar, who will serve as assistant referees.
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Adalbert Diouf from Senegal will be the fourth official, while Issaka Adamou from Niger will act as the Match Commissioner.
Ghana had a strong start in the tournament, securing a thrilling 3-2 victory over Congo in their opening match. Ernest Nuamah opened the scoring in the second half, and Emmanuel Yeboah, who came off the bench, netted two goals, giving the Black Meteors a three-goal lead.
This win has placed Ghana at the top of their group, level on points with their upcoming opponents, Morocco. A win in Tuesday’s match would all but ensure the Black Meteors a spot in the semi-finals.
The team will aim to maintain their winning streak and secure another crucial victory as they strive for success in Morocco.
