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 Dr Daniel K. Martin

Agent unhappy with Capital Bank

 

Dr Daniel K. Markin,  Executive Chairman of Uniex Ghana Limited, the agency that brokered the abortive Ghana Premier League sponsorship deal between the GFA and First Capital Plus Bank (now Capital Bank) has disclosed that the contract did not have a "suspension clause".

The National Wheelchair Racing team

National wheelchair team in USA

The National Wheelchair Racing team arrived in the USA last Friday ahead of the Paralympics Games qualifier in Arizona.

 The Premier League’s leading marksmen, Latif Blessing (back to camera) and Yahaya Mohammed both hit the back of the net as Aduana ended Liberty’s unbeaten home run.
: EMMANUEL QUAYE

Aduana stun Liberty. Dreams FC bounce back

The Premier League’s leading goal contenders, Latif Blessing and Yahaya Mohammed, took their off-the-pitch goal scoring rivalry to the Carl Reindorf Park at Dansoman when they each scored, as Aduana Stars shocked Liberty Professionals in their 3-2 thriller on Sunday

 Yaw Amankwah Mireku

Hearts will beat Kotoko — Amankwaa Mireku

Former captain of Accra Hearts of Oak, Yaw Amankwah Mireku, has predicted that his former club would beat Kumasi Asante Kotoko today in their 10th week encounter of the Premier League at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Felix Lartey, featured for Immigration last Saturday

Immigration stay on top after week four of the table tennis league

A thrilling contest between Police and Immigration marked the fourth week of the ongoing table tennis league at the DG Hithiramani Hall of the Accra Sports Stadium.

 Alhaji Amadou interacting with Kotoko marksman Dauda Mohammed.

Kotoko get new boots

Players of Kumasi Asante Kotoko will today outdoor brand new football boots after the Group Chairman of the Afro Arab Group of Companies, Alhaji Abdul Salamu Amadou, made a surprise presentation to the team.

Techiman hold Inter Allies at Tema

Techiman City yesterday held Tema- based Inter Allies FC to a 1-1 at the Tema Stadium.

Ebenezer Agyapong nodded home a pullout in the 24th minute but an Evans Mensah corner kick which grazed the post and later hit a defender of the visiting team cancelled  the lead.

when the referees executives threatened the football leagues with strikes and withdrawal of their services.

Let us focus on the season’s league matches

This year’s Premier League is living up to its promise to be unique, interesting and extremely competitive. It is difficult to pin-point the good reason for its success so far. The GFA has put in place brand new executive personnel administering the day-to-day activities of this season’s football. We have a new FA General Secretary, a new Premier League Board (PLB) Chairman and a new chairman for the Referees Committee.

 Aduana’s Bright Adjei (left)  gets a fierce challenge from  Liberty's defender, Richard Antwi. Picture: EMMANUEL QUAYE

Aduana win at Dansoman

Aduana Stars made a brave comeback to stun Liberty Professional 3-2 at the Dansoman Carl Reindorf Park yesterday.

Substitute Derick Sasraku emerged the hero for Aduana Stars when he out-jumped the Liberty defence to direct Zakaria Mumuni’s free kick into the net during injury time to break the hearts of the host.

Alhaji Amadou (in spectacles) and Alhaji Hussein with the Kotoko team

New boots for Kotoko

The Group Chairman of the Afro Arab Group of Companies, Alhaji Abdul Salamu Amadou, has presented assorted football boots to Kumasi Asante Kotoko ahead of today’s Premier League cracker with Hearts of Oak at the Accra Stadium.

Alhaji Amadou, a die-hard supporter of Kotoko, handed over the Adidas, Puma and Nike boots to the 19-man Kotoko squad at their Palm Hill Hotel camping base at Akropong in the Eastern Region.

Ghana Police Service women's team

NWL: Police secure first win, Lepo hold Ampem Darkoa

Police Ladies secured their first win of the season as they beat Samaria Ladies 2-1 in their Match Day 3 fixture of the National Women's League (NWL) played at the Police Depot Park.

A brace from Josephine Boateng helped the policewomen secure their first three points having drawn and lost their previous two matches. 

In the nothern zone, Ashtown Ladies finally broke the jinx against city rivals, Fabulous Ladies with a lone goal win from Helena Obeng as they seek to regain their place in women's football.

The MD of GOIL, Patrick Akorli

Big boost for Hearts, Kotoko players

Players of Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko will no longer have to worry about delays in their remuneration after the two clubs signed a 12-month sponsorship deal with Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL) last Friday.

Dede Ayew’s double has helped Swansea secure their Premiership place

Dede Ayew, Mane inspire sides to victory

Andre Dede Ayew inspired Swansea City to dismantle a much-changed Liverpool side to make sure of their Premier League survival.

Dede Ayew's header and a sumptuous Jack Cork goal put the hosts in charge after a vibrant first-half display.

Christian Benteke nodded in to give the visitors hope, but Ayew's second goal swiftly ended those aspirations.

Goalkeepers, Kotoko’s Ernest Sowah (left) and Hearts’ Abdouloye Soulama could make a difference on ‘Super Monday’

Is form guide the ultimate in Hearts-Kotoko encounters? (II)

This is the concluding part of the article, the first of which was published in last Friday’s edition of the Graphic Sports

This was the period Asante Kotoko were unmatched on the local scene. They won the league title thrice in a row. However, they were unable to translate their form into continental success as they suffered elimination from the CAF Champions League on all the three occasions they were involved in Africa inter-club’s competitions.

The Porcupine Warriors won the league in the 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons and climaxed it with their first domestic double of League and FA Cup in the 2013-14 season. During this period, Kotoko went undefeated in six (6) league games against Hearts of Oak (W2, D4).

Despite the fact that form guide has been the trump card, there are instances determination on the part of one side enabled them to produce a big surprise.

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Kotoko 2-1 Hearts 

Kotoko, following several

 The MD of GOIL, Patrick Akorli, flanked by Kotoko GM, Opoku Nti (left) and Hearts’ Sowah Odotei, signing the contract. Picture: EMMANUEL QUAYE

GOIL to sponsor Hearts, Kotoko

Indigenous oil-marketing giants, Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL) yesterday announced a 12-month sponsorship deal worth GH¢960,000 with Ghana football powerhouses, Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko.

Under the partnership which was signed yesterday in Accra, GOIL will be mandated to pay a monthly stipend of GH¢40,000 to each club to be used as allowances for their registered players, effective May 1.

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