A meeting has been scheduled to review the performance of the Black Stars in their last two games in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and the way forward for the team.
Ghana picked three points out of a possible six after beating Ethiopia at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium in the World Cup qualifiers.
The team lost to BafanaBaan of South Africa in the second game in Johannesburg on Monday by a lone goal.
Ghana FA Executive Council member, Randy Abbey in an interview with Accra-based radio station Asempa FM, confirmed a meeting will be held to review the performance of the team.
“We went to play a match and it did not go well with us and the team arrived on Tuesday.”
“The GFA has fixed Friday for a meeting so what is the big deal about it?
“Everybody has the chance to discuss the game and nothing stops anybody from discussing the game but nobody can rush the Ghana Football Association [GFA] into doing anything.
“People must take their time and allow cool heads to prevail. We have to take our time and analyse the situation properly.
“It is not a panic situation and nobody should press the panic button,” he added.
Ghana will face Zimbabwe in a double header on October 6 in Ghana, and on October 10 in Zimbabwe. –Ghanasoccernet.com