TETTEH NEEDS TO GET IT RIGHT Ghana's Under-20 team face a sedulous Gambian side in the Africa Youth Championship second leg final qualifying match in Banjul this afternoon.
The Satellites go into the match with a slim 2-1 win from the first leg a fortnight ago in Accra.
A draw can end three unsucessful attempts of qualifying to the Africa Youth Championship but a 1-0 defeat can see them crash out.
Lorient's Dede Ayew will make his debut since being installed captain by head coach Sellas Tetteh.
Nice's Abeiku Quansah rejoins the squad after missing out on the first leg. Also the team has been bolstered by the returns of Agyeman-Badu and Samuel Inkoom.
"This game is crucial and the boys understand the task ahead.The scoreline is deceptive but nobody should rule us out," Tetteh told Ghanasoccernet.com
"The way they earned the result here we can do same in there.Our game plan will change and it's up to them to find an antidote.
"I have to show my credentials as well because if my fail,it will be a big blow to the whole nation. We have the believe-trust me."
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