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Medeama depart Accra for South Africa ahead of Sundowns clash
Medeama SC leave Ghana for their CAF Confederation Cup game against South African Club Mamelodi Sundowns
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The Tarkwa giants who were original scheduled to travel last Wednesday had to postpone it to Thursday and they have now left Accra for Johannesburg enroute to Pretoria.
The Mauve and Yellows in the ongoing campaign have been very fantastic, eliminating Libyan giants Al Ahly Tripoli and Alhly Shendi from Sudan.
A win over the now crowned South African champions Sundowns in the two leg affair will send the Ghanaian side into the group face of the competition and it will be the first time in the history of the club.
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Medeama’s squad for South Africa
Goalkeepers: Muntari Tagoe, Michael Sai, Yaw Ansah
Defenders: Daniel Amoah, Paul Aidoo, Moses Sarpong, Victor Ayire, Francis Addo, Samuel Adade
Midfielder: Malik Akowuah, Kwame Boahene, James Akaminko, Bismark Oppong, Emmanuel Yeboah, Eric Kwakwa
Striker: Samuel Bio, Abbas Mohammed, Enoch Attah Agyei, Benjamin Bature, Bernard Ofori
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Technical Staff
Tom Strand (Head Coach)
Evans Adotey (Technical Director)
Ben Owu (Goalkeepers Coach)
Henry Asante (Physiotherapist)
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Abass (Team Manager)
Samuel Akyeh (Equipment Officer)
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