Author: Raphael Bannerman-Quartey

Ghana Premier League club, Dreams FC lost in their maiden Confederations Cup game against Tunisian club, Club Africain at the Stade Olympique Hammadi Agrebi Stadium.  The Ghanaian club was hoping to give the country a good standing in the competition with its opening game but sadly they lost away from home.  READ MORE: CAFCC-Dreams FC lose away to Club Africain, Tunisia The Tunisian got their noses in front through, Tayeb Meziani, who tapped in from close range after Bassem Srarfi had effortlessly dribbled past the visitors’ defense for a 5th minute lead. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdTtDGP2znQ The host was…

Ghana Premier League club, Dreams FC were left to pick up the pieces as they 2-0 away to Tunisian heavyweight club, Club Africain at the Stade Olympique Hammadi Agrebi Stadium.  The Ghanaian club was making its first appearance in Africa’s club competition with the hope of giving a good account of themselves following Medeama SC’s loss to Al Ahly in its sister competition.     READ MORE: Match Preview & Predictions – Hearts of Oak vs Berekum Chelsea Solomon Agbasi was given the nod in the post, flanked by Eric Boateng, Seth Agyemang, Abdul Jalilu, Aholou Avocevou in defense, Godfred…

Former Ghana Premier champions, Hearts of Oak will hotly contest Berekum Chelsea in game week twelve of the ongoing league at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The host had rather an inconsistent season which led to the sacking of coach Martin Koopman with assistant coach Abdul Rahim Bashiru taking over the technical lead role in the interim.  READ MORE: Watch Highlights: Al Ahly vs Medeama; Medeama suffer three-goal defeat He is faced with an arduous task to turn the fortunes of the club around, which started with a win over Accra Lions on Monday.  On the back of…

Ghana Premier League champions, Medeama SC lost their maiden game in the CAF Champions League to Egyptian powerhouse AL Ahly at the Al Salam Stadium, Cairo.  The Tarkwa-based side were making their first outing in Africa’s elite club competition and needed to give a good account of themselves.  READ MORE: Kotoko beat Legon Cities away from home Coach Evans Adotey had opened up about how he wanted to get something out of the game which prompted him to name, Felix Kyei in post, deploying, a five-man defense off, Fatawu, Abdulai, Musah, Asmah and Kamaradin, Emmanuel Cudjoe, Manuel Mantey, Jean…

Asante Kotoko smashed Legon Cities for three in week twelve of the ongoing league at the Sogakope Red Bull Arena.  The host had only basked a single win in five games, which mounted pressure on coach Paa Kwesi Fabian and his boys to try and get a positive result over the visitors.  READ MORE: Felix Afena-Gyan nears full fitness after injury layoff Meanwhile on the back of posting a slender win over Medeama SC, Coach Prosper Narteh Ogum and the team were looking to continue right from where they left off. Goalkeeper Fred Asare was in post for the…

Ghanaian youngster Felix Afena-Gyan has stepped up training in a bid to return to the pitch after several months on the sidelines due to injury. The budding talent was pictured in individual training with some of the club’s officials aiding his recovery at the Giovanni Arvedi training center. READ MORE: CAF Champions League: Medeama arrives safely in Cairo ahead of Al Ahly clash In a post on social media, Afena-Gyan tweeted, “I am back to what I love. Filled with joy.” Afena-Gyan has been out for the last two months, he hopes to step up his recovery faster to help…

After the Ghana Black Stars labored and toiled against Madagascar they finally found the breakthrough through Inaki Williams in the 93rd minute of the game, virtually, the last kick of the game.  That game saw Chris Hughton deploy a double-pivot of Baba Iddrisu and Salis Ahmed in the heart of midfield with the latter thrust with the responsibility of progressing the ball, creating, and giving the BlackStars an alternative when needed but it was least surprised that, he failed to effortlessly discharge that role for several reasons. READ MORE: Yaw Annor makes competitive debut for Togo in World Cup Qualifier…

The National Sports Authority (NSA) has released a statement prompting clubs to resort to other venues for their Ghana Premier League games due to the imminent closure of the Accra Sports Stadium for December’s Christmas festivities. In the letter released and signed by the Director General of the NSA, Professor Peter Twumasi, the venue will be used for a host of festivities that will happen in December hence clubs should resort to the use of their alternative venues for their home games. READ MORE: Asante Kotoko challenges GFA decision on GHS80,000 fine for misconduct Some of the affected clubs are…

A second-half penalty from Mohammed Sherrif was enough to spare, Kotoko’s blushes against defending champions, Medeama SC at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.  The two representatives of the Northern Region, Karela United and Real Tamale United recorded tasty wins this weekend over Aduana Stars and Dreams FC in game week eleven of the Ghana Premier League.  READ MORE : Watch Highlights: Black Princesses beat Eswatini in Accra in the U20 World Cup Qualifiers Elsewhere at the Sunyani Coronation Park, what ended a barren draw and a point each for Bofoakwa Tano and Nsoatreman FC turned out to be a bloody affair…

Ghanaian shot-stopper, Joojo Wollacott is optimistic about the chances of the senior national team the Black Stars as they gear up ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualification games against Madagascar and Comoros.  Wollacott, who is making a return to the setup after suffering recurring injuries that ruled him out of BlackStars’ fourth participation in the FIFA World Cup is rallying the squad to take the upcoming games seriously to avoid disappointment.   READ MORE: World Cup Qualifiers: Antoine Semenyo fired up for Madagascar and Comoros clash Speaking exclusively to Saharafootball.net, Wollacott, said they (the team) know what to expect…