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World Cup 2022Q: Moroccan referee Redouane to officiate Black Stars vs Ethiopia

By Vincent Ashitey
Moroccan Referee Jiyed Redouane
Moroccan Referee Jiyed Redouane
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Moroccan Referee Jiyed Redouane has been appointed by FIFA to officiate the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar round two Matchday 1 qualifier between the Black Stars and Ethiopia.

The 42-year-old has been a CAF and FIFA referee since 2009. He led his first international match on 9 June 2012 and also officiated at 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon. Jiyed also led matches in the qualifying series for the 2014 and 2018 World Cup.

He will be assisted by compatriots Azgaou Lahsen (Assistant I), Akarkad Mostafa (Assistant II) and Jayed Jalal (Fourth Referee). Lawson-Hogban Latre-Kayi Edzona from Togo will work as Referee Assesor while Gomez Martin from The Gambia serves as the Match Commissioner.

The Group G encounter will take place at Cape Coast stadium on Friday, September 3, 2021 at 7:00 pm.

Ghana would be hoping to start her campaign on a good note and eventually make it to the global football event in Qatar next year.

The Black Stars missed the last edition of the football tournament held in Russia in 2018.

Black Stars coach Charles Kwablan Akonnor last week named a 30-man squad for the Ethiopia and South Africa games.

GOALKEEPERS:

Richard Ofori – Orlando Pirates FC – South Africa
Lawrence Ati Zigi – St. Galen FC – Switzerland
Manaf Nurudeen – Kas Eupen – Belgium
Richard Atta– Hearts of Oak – Ghana

FULL BACKS

Benson Anang – Zilina FC – Slovakia
Yiadom Andrew – Reading FC – England
Baba Abdul Rahman – Chelsea FC – UK
Gideon Mensah – FC Girondins Bordeaux – France
Baffour Philimon – Dreams FC – Ghana

CENTER BACKS

Alexander Djiku – RC Strasbourg – France
Daniel Amartey – Leicester City FC- England
Ismael Ganiyu – Asante Kotoko – Ghana
Jonathan Mensah – Columbus Crew – USA

MIDFIELDERS

Mubarak Wakaso – Shenzhen – China
Iddrisu Baba – RCD Mallorca – Spain
Thomas Partey – Arsenals FC – England
Emmanuel Lomotey – Amiens FC – France

WINGERS

Joel Fameye – Orenburg FC – Russia
Samuel Owusu – Al Fayhad – Saudi Arabia
Gyasi Emmanuel – Spezia – Italy
Kamal Deen Sulemana – Rennes FC – France
Tariq Fosu – Henry – Brentford FC – England
Isahaku Fatawu – Steadfast FC – Ghana

ATTACKING MIDFIELDERS:

Afriyie Banieh – Hearts of Oak – Ghana
Kudus Mohamed – Ajax FC – Holland
Majeed Ashimeru – RSC Anderlecht- Belgium

STRIKERS

Andre Ayew – Al Saad – Qatar
Jordan Ayew – Crystal Palace – England
Kwame Opoku – USM Algiers – Algeria
Kelvin Yeboah – Sturm Graz – Austria

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