Former Ghana Premier League hopefuls, Eleven Wonders have sued the Ghana Football Association (GFA) using the country’s Judiciary Arms of Government, High Courts to seek redress on a matter they feel aggrieved within the football landscape.
This new development comes about as a result of the club’s exemption from the upcoming Ghana Premier League playoff which involves Liberty Professionals, Tamale City and Ebusua Dwarfs will compete for the right to replace the demoted AshantiGold SC.
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According to the letter approved by the Registrar of the High Court of Wenchi, the High Court of Wenchi has issued an interlocutory injunction on the playoffs.
The Techiman-based club failed to stay afloat in the just-ended league as they were relegated with two others, but petitioned the football association for their reinstatement into the league following the demotion of Obuasi-based Ashanti Gold from the league.
It remains to be seen if, the football association through its judicial bodies will take the necessary steps to properly adjudicate the matter of which club will be reinstated into the league for the upcoming season which is scheduled to take off in the next two months,
