Taking a break from training, the Ghana team at the Homeless World Cup visited Healesville Sanctuary on Melbourne's outskirts where they encountered wallabies, kangaroos, and wombats in natural surroundings. They were able to feed the animals and had an opportunity to hold a koala before heading back to the University of Melbourne to continue preparing for the Homeless World Cup second round game on Thursday.
Taking a break from training, the Ghana team at the Homeless World Cup visited Healesville Sanctuary on Melbourne's outskirts where they encountered wallabies, kangaroos, and wombats in natural surroundings. They were able to feed the animals and had an opportunity to hold a koala before heading back to the University of Melbourne to continue preparing for the Homeless World Cup second round game on Thursday.
