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FIFA WCQ: Boakye Yiadom, Joseph Aidoo named in starting line up against Ethiopia

Daniel Koranteng by Daniel Koranteng
November 11, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

Beitar Jerusalem forward, Richmond Boakye Yiadom, has been named in the Black Stars starting line up to face Ethiopia in their FIFA World Cup qualifier.

The former U-20 star who is making his return to the national setup after over a year out is expected to lead the line for Milovan Rajevac’s side.

Jojo Wollacot maintains his place in post, with Celta Vigo’s Joseph Aidoo and Reading’s Andy Yiadom coming in for the injured Jonathan Mensah and Alexander Djiku, who is suspended.

See the full Starting line up below:

16. Jojo Wollacot 2. Andrew Yiadom 17. Baba Rahman 15. Joseph Aidoo 18. Daniel Amartey 21. Idrrisu Baba 20. Mohammed Kudus 9. Jordan Ayew 10. Andre Ayew (c) 14. Boakye Yiadom 22. Kamal Deen

STARTING XI đź—’

Here is how we line up for today’s game against Ethiopia
⏰: 13:00PM GMT

16 Jojo Wollacot
2. Andrew Yiadom
17. Baba Rahman
15. Joseph Aidoo
18. Daniel Amartey
21. Idrrisu Baba
20. Mohammed Kudus
9.Jordan Ayew
10. Andre Ayew (c)
14. Boakye Yiadom
22.Kamal Deen

— 🇬🇭 Black Stars (@GhanaBlackstars) November 11, 2021

Kick off time is 1300GMT on November 11.

 

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