Ghana’s champion club Kumasi Asante Kotoko must not bemoan their exit from the Confederation Cup but rather regard it as dress rehearsal for next year’s champions’ league. Kotoko at the moment have quite a youthful side and you could see that inexperience found them wanting at certain crucial moments when it mattered m more »

Top division football clubs in Ghana are known for their captivating names. Apart from a few indigenous names like Asante Kotoko, Abuakwa Susu Biribi, Wassaman, Bofoakwa Tano and Adansiman, there are exciting English names like Accra Hearts of Oak, Cape Coast Venomous Vipers, Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs and Sekondi Eleven Wise. Incidentally all the above mentioned clubs are referred to as traditional clubs. more »

Sekondi Eleven Wise, affectionately called the Western Show Boys are arguably the most popular and best supported football team in the Western Region of Ghana.The club has a long standing tradition of playing the type of fascinating and entertaining game punctuated with eye pleasing dribbling that keep fans on their toes. more »

Ghana’s champion football club Kumasi Asante Kotoko gave their numerous supporters a very expensive 73rd birthday present when the fans had to sit on thorns for pretty 88 minutes before Kotoko gained a fighting narrow 1-0 win over Mirreikh of Sudan in the Confederations Cup match at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday August 31. more »

The 2007-2008 Premier Football league of Ghana may have officially ended on Sunday July 6th but judging from the not too past history of this national pastime the end is yet to come. The relegation exercise has always created problems and there have been… more »