Asante Kotoko look to bounce back from a frustrating 1-0 defeat to Swedru All Blacks when they host Young Apostles at the Baba Yara Stadium.

The Porcupine Warriors sit 12th with 8 points from six matches (2 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses).

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Both of their victories this season have come at home, and they will be eager to regain form after a late penalty defeat last weekend.

The side is also navigating a period of transition following the departure of head coach Eric Tinkler with Hamza Obeng and others incharge of the technical duties.

The midfield battle between Richard Boadu and Samuel Adamu would be a keen contention to watch this afternoon.

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Young Apostles arrive in 15th or 16th place with 6 points. They ended a three-match losing streak with a hard-fought 1-0 home win over Aduana FC last Sunday, thanks to a Samuel Prempeh penalty.

The visitors have struggled for consistency and goals this season (only 3 scored in 6 games) and have a poor away record.

The head-to-head favours the home team ,winning two and drawing two of their last four encounters.

Young Apostles would have to play above their weight levels should they want to change the narrative against Kotoko.

Prediction: Kotoko 2-1 Young Apostles 

Accra Hearts of Oak secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Vision FC in their Ghana Premier League Matchday 7 clash on Saturday at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema.

The travelling team were buoyed by their previous win at home against Port City while the home side were on a stretch of three consecutive draws.

The first half failed to produce any goals with goalkeeper Benjamin Asare the busiest of the two goalkeepers making some excellent saves to keep his side in the game.

Four minutes to end the game silky midfielder ,Kwesi Asmah struck to give the Phobians the lead.

The late goal proved decisive, handing Hearts of Oak all three points and extending their strong start to the season.

The result marks back-to-back wins for the visitors, who sit second in the table.

Vision FC, currently near the bottom of the standings.

Maxwell Abbey-Quaye was instrumental as Baish Club claimed a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Al Qawarah in Matchday 2 of the Saudi Second Division League on Friday.

The game was Baish’s first of the season in the Division Two but Al Qawarah’s second in the ongoing campaign.

The visitors made a flying start, racing into a 2-0 lead inside the opening 22 minutes. Ghanaian forward Maxwell Abbey-Quaye teed up Nayef Bakri for the opener in the 5th minute.

He later aided Mohammed Maafa for the second goal of the game to push the scoreline to 2-0.

The second half saw a different Al Qawarah team who played with a lot of attacking purpose. Badr Al-Anzi pulled one back in the 55th minute, and Sheikh Sulaiman leveled the score at 2-2.

Abdullah Shami’s decisive strike in the 80th minute was pivotal for the travelling team to bask all three points in a five-goals thriller.

The result gives Baish an early boost in the campaign, while Al Qawarah will look to bounce back quickly after a competitive showing.

Abbey Quaye recently transferred from Al Qalah to Baish in the Saudi Division Two and is already turning heads with his amazing performances.

Vision FC host Accra Hearts of Oak at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema.

Both teams have had mixed fortunes in the league so far.

Vision FC, by contrast, are struggling near the bottom with six points from six games (one win, three draws, two losses). The Tema-based side have gone five matches without a win since their opening-day success and will look to their home ground and the artificial turf for an edge.

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The visitors, Hearts of Oak  sit second in the table with 11 points from six matches (three wins, two draws, one loss), a big confidence booster for the away team ahead of the game.

The head-to-head between the two teams sways to the visitors advantage, picking two wins, and one draw from four games against Vision FC.

Vision’s solitary win over Hearts of Oak was a dramatic 1-0 home win in April 2026 thanks to a stoppage-time strike by Benjamin Kwarteng.

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A win for either teams would do boast their hopes in the ongoing Ghana Premier League.