Andre Ayew has vowed he will be better next season – but has admitted he can't be certain it will be at Swansea City.
While Ayew admits he is happy to move around the pitch to help out his side – having also played wide, as a No.10 and in midfield this term – he has made it clear he does not see his Swans future as a striker.
After an exciting Super Clash last Monday between Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko in Accra, the Premier League will witness another cracker of a relatively smaller magnitude as league leaders, Wa All Stars, play as guests of high-flying Techiman City at the Nana Ameyaw Park at Techiman on Sunday.
The CEO of the Attram Divise Soccer Academy, Godwin Attram, is optimistic his team will make an impact on this year’s "NextGen Tournament" slated for Holland from May 10.
The owner of one of Africa's top football clubs says he will run for President of the Democratic Republic of Congo in November's elections.
Moise Katumbi, a millionaire businessman who owns TP Mazembe, said he wanted to be the sole candidate for the country's opposition parties.
Accra Hearts of Oak have been ordered to play their next three home matches behind close doors and fined a total of GH¢12,000 for their supporters’ unruly behaviour at the Accra Sports Stadium during their home match against Wa All Stars on Match Day Six
The Chief Executive Officer of Comet Properties, Mr Kwesi Sarpong Peprah, has presented a cheque for GH¢10,000 to the Okyeame Foundation in support of the national paralympic team’s bid to participate in the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio, Brazil.
The 11th week fixture of the Ghana’s Premier League, which is generating great interest among football fans, will see Techiman City hosting current league leaders, Wa All Stars in a mouth-watering encounter at the Nana Ameyaw Park at Techiman.
Players of 4 Garrison Tennis Club in Kumasi extended their invincibility to the Eastern region where they whitewashed Koforidua Tennis Club 11-4 in a special May Day tennis competition.
The national U-20 team, Black Satellites, drew 2-2 with China U-19 team in an international friendly to inaugurate the Cape Coast Stadium last Tuesday.
Leticia Amponsah-Mensah and Botha Sorossouw last Saturday emerged victors of the flagship events at the South Africa Freedom Day golf tournament held last Saturday at the Celebrity Golf Club, Sakumono, near Tema.
The ongoing National Women's League (NWL) seems to heading for a record-breaking goal scoring season as 76 goals have been recorded in just 24 matches at the end of Match Day 3 last weekend.
Since the season began three weeks ago, goals have been recorded at every match venue expect the Police Depot Park which recorded a goalless drawn game between Police Ladies and Soccer Intellectuals on the opening day.
The newly-commissioned Cape Coast Stadium will host the final of this year's MTN FA Cup slated for August.
The decision, which was announced by the MTN FA Cup Committee Chairman, Kurt Okraku, at last Tuesday’s Round of 16 draw at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, is a departure from the practice where the venue for the final is usually announced after the two finalists have emerged.
According to Mr Okraku his outfit had already tabled a proposal to the Ministry of Youth and Sports (MOYS) and the National Sports Authority (NSA) towards staging this year's final at the 15,000 capacity stadium.
The ongoing handball league enters the fourth week with some interesting midweek fixtures.
Today at the Kansehie Sports Complex at 2p.m, Police play Fire Service in a cagey battle for a place at the top.
Police are currently leading the men’s league, while Fire are third with a four-point difference between them. In the female division, however, Police are second, with Fire being fifth.
Kumasi Asante Kotoko left back, Edwin Tuffuor Frimpong, has apologised to the entire Kotoko family for the red card he received during their crunch match against Accra Hearts of Oak at the Accra Stadium last Monday.
He said sheer determination to win the encounter might have led to his sending off.
“I was too determined and wanted to do anything to ensure we won the match. I also wanted to overshadow Isaac Mensah, who to me, was not a threat at all,” the young Kotoko defender told the Graphic Sports in an interview.
Tuffour Frimpong, son of former Kotoko and Black Stars international defender, Frimpong Manso, was playing for the first time against Hearts since joining the Porcupine Warriors this season but was sent off with about 10 minutes to end the first half, following a second yellow card for a foul on Hearts midfielder, Isaac Mensah.
He, however, described his sending off as a blessing in disguise since it more or less served as
Accra Hearts of Oak striker, Samuel Yeboah, claims his side did not deserve to lose their Premier League clash with rivals Kumasi Asante Kotoko but gave an assurance that the Phobians would bounce back strongly in subsequent games.
Hearts conceded the only goal of the game when their goalie Soulama Abdoulaye inadvertently directed a back pass into his own goal.
