The
Gambia national team yesterday lost to Ghana Black team B by 2-1 in a friendly
game played in Accra.
The
friendly match was part of the Scorpions preparations for the continent’s
biggest football showdown qualifiers awayto their fellow West Africans this
weekend.
Striker
Lamin Jallow’s lonegoal in the gamewas eventually proved to be a consolation
goal for the Scorpions, who are currently in Accra, Ghana for a five-day
training camp in preparation for their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations opener
against Benin on Sunday 11 June 2017.
Coach
Sang Ndong and hischarges are set to leave Accra, Ghana on Friday 9 June 2017
for Cotonou for their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers opener against
Benin on Sunday 11 June 2017, at the Mathew Keriko Stadium in Cotonou, Benin.
The
Scorpions boss opted to continue with a back three to face Ghana’s local
national team.
The
Scorpions gaffer first experimented the new system favoured by most managers in
world football during the Scorpions last encounter against the Central African
Republic in March.
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