The four million-plus Accra Hearts of Oak followers must by now give their head coach Japanese-American Kenichi Yatsuhushi all the plaudits for his outright truth and daylight revelation that he posted on his facebook wall on the state of financial remuneration as it affects his assistants, his charges (the fighters on the field) and himself.
Dreams FC defender David "Smallboy" Korbah, says he has nothing to prove when he faces his former club Kumasi Asante Kotoko today at the Dawu Stadium.
Accra Hearts of Oak will attempt to present a united front when they play host to West Africa Football Academy (WAFA) in a dicey encounter at the Accra Sports Stadium this afternoon.
Hearts’ brilliant start to the season has been rocked by a Facebook post by their Japanese trainer, Kenichi Yatsuhashi, whose comment blew the lid on unpaid salaries of the backroom staff and players at the club.
The ongoing ping pong league continues this weekend with exciting encounters at the D.G. Hathiramani Sports Hall of the Accra Sports Stadium.
Immigration face EMEFS while Koforidua White Loopers take on Asahanti Monetary County.
Accra Hearts of Oak have dismissed assertions that the club is in crisis following the controversy stirred by their Japanese-born American coach, Kenichi Yatsuhashi, over unpaid arrears.
The Minister of Youth and Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye, has tasked the various supporters unions in the country to consider amalgamating into a single entity to make them more effective.
After an eventful stint with the local league, former Accra Hearts of Oak and Okwawu United striker, Ezekiel Tetteh, has established himself in the Sudanese league as a ‘target man.’
The 2014/2015 football season officially ended with a classic match between the winners of the Premier League, Ashantigold and Medeama, the winners of the FA Cup. Medeama won and were presented with the cup at stake and also with medals. The runners-up Ashantigold players, however, refused to collect their medals. The entire team, including the handlers, were peeved since they believed that their defeat was caused by bad and biased officiating.
Veteran sports administrator, Nana Fitz, has called on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to begin pressing criminal charges against fans who misconduct themselves during football matches.
A thrilling encounter between the Ghana Navy and the Army marked the second week of this year’s Ghana table tennis league at the Media Centre of the Accra Stadium last Saturday.
The National Women's League had an unlikely spectator in the Inspector General of Police (IGP) John Kudalor, who showed up to watch his team, Police Ladies, against Soccer Intellectuals at the Police Depot park on the opening day of the season last Saturday.
The Migrants Weightlifting Club of the Ghana Immigration Service last Saturday won the "Best Club" award after winning four gold medals at the Indomie Junior and Youth Weightlifting Championship at the Accra Stadium.
Migrants Weightlifting Club of the Ghana Immigration Service last Saturday won the "Best Club" award after winning four gold medals at the Indomie Junior and Youth Weightlifting Championship at the Accra Stadium.
This season's National Women's League (NWL) got off to a flying start with last season's finalists, Hasaacas Ladies and Ampem Darkoa Ladies finishing as the biggest winners on match day one.
Ampem Darkoa stated their intentions of what they intend to achieve this season with an emphatic 7-1 win over debutants, Subayo Golden Ladies, while Hasaacas Ladies beat LadyStrikers 4-0 in their match at Takoradi last Saturday.
A combat between two heavyweights in the ping-pong fraternity saw the Ghana Navy thrash their Army counterparts 3-0 in the ongoing Table Tennis League staged at the Media Centre of the Accra Stadium last Saturday.
