Canada’s Federal Court is scheduled to hear a challenge brought by Ghana after midfielder Thomas Partey was denied entry to Canada ahead of the World Cup, according to multiple outlets. The case focuses on Ghana’s attempt to overturn or address the decision preventing Partey from entering the country for the tournament. Global News reports that the denial is connected to a rape allegation, though details of the allegation and the specific grounds for the immigration refusal are not provided in the summaries. The proceedings are expected to take place on the morning the court session is listed. The National Observer similarly states that Ghana’s bid to get Partey into Canada for the World Cup proceeds to Federal Court. The Winnipeg Free Press also indicates the matter will be heard in Federal Court, aligning with the other reports on the timing and purpose of the case. Across sources, the central points are that Partey’s entry is refused, Ghana is challenging the decision through the Federal Court, and the hearing is scheduled for the morning.