Ghana's U20 side the Black Satellites will regroup on Monday to resume preparations for the second leg of the U20 Afcon qualifier with their Ethiopian counterparts.
Ghana lost the first leg in Adis Ababa by 2-1 and will be hosting the Young Walias on the 3rd of June to decide who moves to the next stage.
The 2009 World Youth champions conceded two early goals from Mohammed Ome before Jonah Osabutey pulled one back to reduce the tally.
In pursuit of putting up a stronger team to kick the Ethiopians out, the team will resume training on Monday.
Didi Dramani's men will be regrouping in Prampram to commence full scale preparations for the second leg clash.
Premier players who are part of the team are therefore expected to join the team on Sunday evening or early Monday morning to enable the technical team commence their activities.
Should Ghana qualify ahead of Ethiopia after the second leg, the Black Satellites will play either Senegal or Tunisia in the final hurdle for the 2017 U20 Afcon in Zambia.
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