Ghana Premiere League

I Will Keep An Eye On Ghana Premier League – Otto Addo
30 May

I Will Keep An Eye On Ghana Premier League – Otto Addo

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Ghana coach, Otto Addo, has promised to pay more attention to the Ghana Premier League. The 43-year-old made this commitment while announcing his 26-man squad for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers next month. Among the selected players, Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Frederick Asare was the sole local player included in the squad for the two matches. During a press conference at the Ghana Football Association (GFA) headquarters on Wednesday, Addo emphasized that, as a full-time Black Stars coach, he will closely monitor the domestic league. He revealed plans to travel to various stadiums to scout for talent. “I will watch…
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Ghana PL 2023/24: Hearts Of Oak, Kotoko Drop Points; GoldStars Beat Samartex
18 Dec

Ghana PL 2023/24: Hearts Of Oak, Kotoko Drop Points; GoldStars Beat Samartex

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The Ghana Premier League continued over the weekend with some exciting results across match centres. Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko both failed to win their respective games after the Super Clash a week ago. Hearts were held to a 1-1 draw at the Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex by Nations FC despite taking an early lead in the game. Kotoko saw their four-game winning streak halted by Great Olympics who have now also adopted the Baba Yara Stadium as their home ground. There were no goals in the game on Sunday afternoon as both teams shared the spoils in…
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Hearts Of Oak Board Responds To Martin Koopman’s Player Selection Allegations
04 Dec

Hearts Of Oak Board Responds To Martin Koopman’s Player Selection Allegations

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Board Members of Hearts of Oak have responded to the player selection allegation made by the former head coach of the club, Martin Koopman. Koopman, 67, was appointed on a two-year deal before the start of the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League season. However, the Dutch trainer who replaced Slavko Matic mutually parted ways with the club due to a bad run of results. Koopman recorded only two wins and six goals scored in 10 Ghana Premier League matches. Speaking to Ghanasportspage in an interview for the first time after he was sacked, Koopman alleged that, the Board Members prevented him…
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2023/24 GHPL: Michael Osei Told To Proceed On Leave By Gold Stars Amid Struggles
21 Nov

2023/24 GHPL: Michael Osei Told To Proceed On Leave By Gold Stars Amid Struggles

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Ghana Premier League side, Bibiani Gold Stars has confirmed that their head coach, Michael Osei will proceed on a short-term leave following the club’s recent poor performance. The Western North club has failed to win any of their last seven games, picking only five points out of a possible 21 points. During this period, they suffered two defeats and settled for five draws, leaving them in the 17th position with only 11 points from 11 matches in the ongoing 2023/24 Ghana Premier League. The poor run of results have seen them at the 17th position with 11 points. As a result,…
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GPL 2023/24: Olympics Face Aduana; Nations FC Host Kotoko
20 Oct

GPL 2023/24: Olympics Face Aduana; Nations FC Host Kotoko

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The 2023/24 Ghana Premier League (GPL) continues over the weekend as matchday six approaches. Medeama Sporting Club and Dreams FC go head-to-head at the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu. Both teams have had a challenging start to their season following their involvement in Africa. A victory for either side could provide the spark they need to turn their season around. Elsewhere, Accra Lions, coming off two consecutive defeats, are determined to get back on the winning track in the division. They'll face Real Tamale United, who have struggled on the road, losing two matches and conceding five goals in the…
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I’m Interested In Player Development At Accra Lions – Lothar Matthaus On Expectations
24 May

I’m Interested In Player Development At Accra Lions – Lothar Matthaus On Expectations

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Former German international, Lothar Matthaus, says he is concerned more about the improvement and development of players following his decision to become the majority shareholder of Ghana Premier League side, Accra Lions. The 62-year-old, earlier on Tuesday, was at an event in Accra to officially announce his acquisition of shares in the club. The 1990 World Cup winner will be owning the club alongside football agent, Oliver König, and Chinese-based Ghanaian footballer, Frank Acheampong. Speaking about his long-term expectation following his investment in the club, Matthaus said: “What is important for me is performance and improvement from the players.” “When…
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