I cannot hide my excitement about the immense progress of Ghana’s Premier football league. The administration has improved tremendously. Matches are played on schedule, referees’ reports are dealt with swiftly and most importantly standard of play is so appreciably high that you can pick at least six out of the 16 contestants as potential champions. more »

It is ironical that the tiny noisy section of Ghanaian football fans who said they were fed up with the duopoly of Kumasi Asante Kotoko and Accra Hearts of Oak are happy that the two stalwarts are back to winning form this season. It is an undisputable fact that these elite two clubs are the crowd pullers and you can’t say you are promoting the game with empty stands at the stadiums. more »

The fact that Ghana’s football season seems not be clearly defined has been a big concern to the followers of the game in this soccer crazy country. The national league which essentially defines the season does not appear to follow any time table. more »

For some inexplicable reasons, the general feeling in Ghana football circles is that the sudden break in the Ghana Premier League has afforded 21 time champions Kumasi Asante Kotoko the respite to halt their astonishing string of seven defeats when the first round has not even ended. more »

The Ghana premier football league is getting more exciting as surprise results keep coming every week. It is said that without surprise results and setbacks, football and for that matter sports in general, will cease to be an attraction. It is therefore… more »