Togolese referee Komlanvi Aklassou will handle the CAF Champions League game between Asante Kotoko SC and FC Nouadhibou.
The Porcupine Warriors will take on the Mauritanian side in a Champions League preliminary round 2nd leg qualifier in Accra.
The 31-year-old who officiated at the 2019 African Games in Morocco will be assisted by Limna Kabassima (Assistant I), Koffi Jonathan Ahonto Koffi (Assistant II) and Kouassi Attisso Atiogbe (Fourth Official).
Omer Kouame Dehoule from Cote D’Ivoire will be the Match Commissioner, with Ghana’s Christiana Baah serving as COVID-19 officer for the game.
This game will be played at the Accra sports stadium on Saturday, December 05, 2020.
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Kotoko has confirmed they will write a letter to the Government of Ghana appealing for fans to be allowed into the Accra Sports Stadium for their CAF Champions League return leg against FC Nouadhibou.
Football has been played behind closed doors in Ghana since the start of the league season last month, after government went back on an initial agreement to allow 25% capacity at all league venues.
The Porcupines on Sunday were held by  Mauritanian side Nouadhibou to a 1-1 away draw in their 2020-21 CAF Champions League opener and they have it all to play for in the reserve fixture this week.
Osman Ibrahim opened the scoring for the Porcupine Warriors in the first half but Hemeya Tanjy hit back for the hosts in the preliminary round first leg fixture at Stade Cheikha Ould Boidiya.
According to the club's Communications Manager, Moses Antwi-Benefo, the Reds will make a request to admit 20,000 fans to the Stadium. He believes fans play a significant role in the game and granting them access to the Stadium will aid the club in their quest to kick out the Mauritania side.
We are going to write to the government through the Sports Ministry to allow to us admit fans to the stadiumâ€, Moses Antwi-Benefo told Happy FM.
“When we went to Mauritania, we inquired from them how the fans were at the stadium to watch the game and they indicated that the country laws allow fans to attend the games. CAF also granted them the permission based on the COVID-19 protocols in the country.
So we will plead with the government to allow us to admit about 20,000 fans to the Accra Sports Stadium,†he said.
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