Stade de Franceville in Gabon.

The Starlets will have the opportunity to qualify for the FIFA U-17 World Cup by qualifying to the semifinals of the tournament.

That is the primary target of Coach Paa Kwesi Fabin and he is organising his troops to achieve that feat. Cameroun, on the other  hand, will focus on  avoiding elimination at the  group stage just like their

last outing two years ago in Niger, hence the need for the Ghanaians to be on their guard.

Perhaps, this will be a fine opportunity for the  present generation of the  Starlets to pay Cameroun back for denying Ghana the  chance to appear at the  previous championship following a protest against

age-cheating.

With a tough group, including host Gabon and Guinea who will open the tournament tomorrow, Ghana need to take their chances if they are to advance in the tournament.

In Group B, defending champions, Mali, will lock horns with Tanzania, while  Angola face Niger at the Stade de Port-Gentil on

Monday.

The four semi-finalists will qualify for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in India inSeptember.