Libyan referee Mutaz Ibrahim appointed to officiate Ghana’s clash against Mozambique on Monday
Referee Mutaz Ibrahim from Libya has been appointed to handle Ghana’s clash against Mozambique on Monday, January 22.
The Black Stars of Ghana will face off with their Mozambiquan counterparts tomorrow in their final Group B encounter in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament.
The match is scheduled to be played at Stade Alassane Ouattara in Ebimpe at 8 pm.
Ahead of the game, the Ghana FA has announced that “Mutaz Ibrahim from Libya has been appointed as centre referee for the Africa Cup of Nations group B game between Mozambique and Ghana.”
The 33-year-old will be assisted by Djibril Camara from Senegal (Assistant I), Abbes Akram Zerhouni from Algeria (Assistant II), and Samuel Uwinkunda from Rwanda (Fourth Official).
Other officials for the game tomorrow are as follows;
Dimbiniaina Andriatianarivelo – Assistant Referee – Madagascar
Yameogo Koudougou David – Match Commissioner -Burkina Faso
Yahya Hadqa – Referee Assessor – Morocco
Mustapha Slaoui – General Coordinator – Morocco
Jamal Fathi – Technical Study Group – Morocco
Belhassen Malouche – Technical Study Group – Tunisia
Kenza Baghdadli – Commercial Officer – Morocco
Ibrahima Tanou Diallo – Media Officer – Guinea
Abdel Malik Aboubakari Kio Koudize – Media Officer – Niger
Honorine Emerentienne Eyong Onana – Security Officer – Cameroon
Mahmoud Taher – Security Officer – Egypt
Lahlou Benbraham – Video Assistant Referee – Algeria
Salima Rhadia Mukansanga – Assistant VAR – Rwanda
Yasser Hosny Ahmed Abdelrahman – Doping Control – Egypt
Frederick Acheampong – Assistant General Coordinator -Ghana
Alioune Massa Diarra – Assistant General Coordinator – Mauritania