Ghana will be hoping to turn around their slow start at the 2014 Africa Women's Championship by claiming their first win in their final Group B match on Saturday.
The Black Queens have just one point from their opening two fixtures ahead of their ultimate clash with leaders, Cameroon, who are on six points at the Sam Nujoma Stadium.
It's been not so a good return for Yusif Basigi's side but the Black Queens are determined to win massively to stay in contention depending on the outcome of the group's other fixture between South Africa and Algeria.
“We are still in contention and I'm full of hope that my girls will qualify,” the Ghana coach said.
Ghana will be seeking to join Nigeria and Ivory Coast in the last four of the competition in Namibia.
The top three nations from Championship will represent Africa at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada.
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