The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has charged Ghana's U20 side the Black Satellites to fight harder to shock Senegal in the first leg of the 2017 U20 AFCON qualifier.
In a release signed by the General Secretary Anthony Baffoe, the association threw its support behind the Ghanaian youth side and wished them the best of luck in the game.
The Satellites play the Young Lions of Terrenga today at 17:00GMT
The statement read:
"The PFAG wishes the U20 National Team better known as the Black Satellites all the best for their 1st leg encounter in Senegal.
We are very sure that Coach Didi Dramani and his technical team have prepared Captain Fobi and his teammates for this very important encounter on the road to the African Youth Championship in Zambia 2017.
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana believes that everybody will play his heart out to represent Ghana adequately .
Remain focused, tactically disciplined, play with a big heart and follow the Coaches instructions.
Senegal is a strong opponent but we believe in your qualities as a team .
May the good Lord bring you back safely with a very positive result for the return match.
Signed Anthony Baffoe
General Secretary of The PFAG
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