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Black Stars leave for Kumasi on Tuesday after changes to schedule The Black Stars squad is set to travel to Kumasi today in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Madagascar and the Comoros Islands. Originally, the plan was to conduct training in Accra on Tuesday and then head to Kumasi on Wednesday for the commencement of preparations. READ MORE : Two new players called up to Black Stars squad for World Cup Qualifiers games However, there has been a modification, and the players and technical team will now depart for Kumasi on Tuesday, with the first training session…

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Nigerian forward Moses Simon pays tribute to late Raphael Dwamena Nigerian forward Moses Simon has expressed his deep condolences following the tragic death of Ghanaian footballer Raphael Dwamena. Dwamena passed away on Saturday, November 11, 2023, during an Albanian Super League match between Egnatia and Partizani Tirana. The distressing incident occurred in the 24th minute as Dwamena collapsed on the pitch, despite immediate efforts from teammates and medical professionals. READ MORE : Black Stars full schedule ahead of Madagascar and Comoros game Moses Simon paid tribute to Dwamena by inscribing his name under his sleeves during a goal celebration for Nantes,…

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Ampem Darkoa coach, Nana Adarkwa ready for SC Casablanca clash Ampem Darkoa Ladies coach Nana Joe Adarkwa is anticipating the semi-final clash against Morocco’s Sporting Club Casablanca in the CAF Women’s Champions League following their victory over Huracanes in the final Group B game. With Tracey Twum scoring twice and Gnabekan Yanyimaya adding a late strike, the Ghanaian champions secured a 3-1 win over Huracanes, finishing at the top of Group B. READ MORE : Jerome Opoku suffers racist abuse during league game in Turkey Ampem Darkoa will now face SC Casablanca, the second-placed team in Group A, in the semi-final…

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Jerome Opoku suffers racist abuse during league game in Turkey Ghanaian defender Jerome Opoku faced racist abuse during the Turkish Super Lig match between Istanbul Basaksehir and Besiktas on Sunday. The alleged abuse followed an incident where Opoku unintentionally elbowed his opponent, Bahtiyar Zaynutdinov, leading to alleged racist chants and comments during and after the game. “I’ve received a lot of racist comments from this incident that occurred in today’s game, which is not right. This was completely unintentional from me. Sorry brother, I’m wishing you a speedy recovery,”  Opoku posted on X, formerly Twitter. READ MORE : GPL Week Ten…

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Kudakwashe Mahachi of  Medeama says the team is aiming to retain Ghana Premier League title Medeama forward Kudakwashe Mahachi affirms that the club’s focus is on defending their Ghana Premier League championship title. Medeama secured the top spot in the Ghanaian top-flight league last season, marking a momentous achievement for the club. Despite a sluggish start to the current season, Mahachi, who has seen action in only one game for Medeama this season, expressed the team’s resolve to uphold their league title. He emphasized the significance of unity and mutual respect among club members. “As I’ve mentioned before, being a…

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Ghanaian referee Daniel Laryea appointed to officiate CAFCC match between SOAR and Abu Salim SC. Ghanaian referee Daniel Laryea has been appointed  to oversee an upcoming match in the CAF Confederation Cup  between Super Olympien d’une Afrique Renaissante (SOAR) from Guinea and Abu Salim SC from Libya. The officiating team for this significant clash comprises Daniel Nii Ayi Laryea as the main referee, accompanied by Kwasi Acheampong Brobbey (Assistant I), Emmanuel Dolagbanu (Assistant II), and Nii Akwa Nunoo Julian Nii Akwa (Fourth Official). The GFA’s statement also verified the appointments of Kokou Ognankotan Ntale from Togo as the Match Commissioner…

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Former Ghana striker, Joetext Frimpong suggests Sacking Chris Hughton is not advisable Former Black Stars striker Joetex Asamoah Frimpong has expressed his opposition to the calls for the removal of Black Stars coach Chris Hughton in the lead-up to the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament. The 34th edition of AFCON is scheduled to occur from January 13 to February 11, 2024, with Ghana starting its campaign on January 14 against Cape Verde. Ghana had a challenging international break in October, losing both games to Mexico and the USA and conceding six goals in the process. These outcomes have…

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Ghana’s Sports Minister affirms Government’s commitment to developing women’s football. Mustapha Ussif, the Minister of Youth and Sports, has restated the government’s dedication to promoting the growth of women’s football in Ghana. This reiteration was made during a meeting with the Women’s Division at the Technical Directorate of the Ghana Football Association. The purpose of this gathering was to introduce the Women’s Football Strategy (2023-2026) to the minister officially and unveil the logo and mascot for the strategy, named “Asantewaa.” READ MORE : Representatives from the Ghana Football Association, including Ama Brobey Williams, Head of the Women’s Desk at the…

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GPL Player of the Month for October shortlist released The NASCO Player of the Month award for outstanding performances in the Ghana Premier League (GPL) in October has revealed its four gallant nominees. The shortlisted candidates comprise Isaac Mintah, who represents Aduana FC, Nurudeen Yussif Mohammed from Asante Kotoko SC, Michael Ampadu of Hearts of Oak SC, and Abdul Manaf Umar, who plays for Nsoatreman FC, along with Appiah Maccarthy, a member of Bibiani GoldStars FC. READ MORE: GFA unveils Women’s Football Strategy mascot and logo These players have consistently showcased their exceptional skills and made significant contributions to their respective…

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GFA unveils Women’s Football Strategy mascot and logo The Ghana Football Association has unveiled a new logo and mascot for its recently introduced Women’s Football Strategy. The mascot, named ‘Asantewaa the fearless,’ symbolizes inclusiveness and diversity. Launched in July this year, the Women’s Football Strategy is designed to implement practical programs and initiatives for the advancement of women’s football in the upcoming football cycle. READ MORE : Karela United coach Shaibu Tanko frustrated over missed opportunities against Hearts of Oak. With the theme “Empower Her Game,” the Women’s Football Strategy will be in effect from 2023 to 2026, with a strong…

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