Hundreds of enthusiastic soccer fans stormed the Tamale Airport to welcome the senior national football team, the Black Stars.
The Stars are in Tamale to play Guinea in the return leg of the 2015 African Nations qualifier.
The two teams shared the spoils on Saturday when they played a 1-1 drawn game in Casablanca, Morocco.
[contextly_sidebar id=”i7tbMe3VmNzSIIER3H7CV803GpDcmhrf”]Ghana sits on top of the group with 5 points, followed by Uganda with 4, Guinea also has 4 points while Togo has 3.
The players, immediately after touching down and checking in at their hotel, went to train at the Tamale Sports Stadium, and postponed a planned courtesy calls on the Northern Regional Minister and some selected chiefs in Tamale township on their arrival.
Hundreds of fans moved to the stadium to watch the Black Stars train ahead of their Wednesday encounter.
The Tamale Sports Callers Association (TSCA) was very instrumental in mobilizing the fans to welcome Asamoah Gyan and his team mates.
However, Sule Ali Muntari’s fans in the metropolis were unhappy that the AC Milan midfielder has still not been called back into the team.
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By: Abdul Karim Naatogmah/citifmonline.com/Ghana