The performance of Ghana winger Christian Atsu and Darron Gibson pleased their boss Roberto Martinez after the two who came on as substitutes helped Everton draw 2-2 with Leicester City in their Premier League match last Sunday.
Accra Hearts of Oak will be hoping an unlikely victory against in-form Aduana Stars tomorrow at the Accra Sports Stadium will see them escape the relegation zone of the First Capital Plus Premier League.
The foundations of the El-Wak Sports Stadium will be shaken when management, staff and well wishers of the Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL) gather on Saturday, February 28, 2015 for the annual Health Walk and interdepartmental fun games, dubbed the Samuel Konadu Cup.
Burial takes place at the Gethsemane Cemetery at East Legon in Accra today of Dr Yaw Nkansa-Gyane after burial service at the Police Church, near the Licensing Office at the 37 Military Hospital.
Nineteen physicians and physiotherapists from football clubs and the national teams in the country have successfully completed a six-month prescribed module in masseur training course.
The Ghana Judo Association will hold its congress on March 5, 2015 at the media centre of the Accra Sports Stadium.
After a week’s break in the First Capital Plus Premiership league leaders Ashgold will seek to hold on to their grip on top of the ladder when they play away at their homegrounds against New Edubiase United at the Obuasi Len Clay stadium tomorrow.
Captain of the Celebrity Golf Course, Francis Akwasi Opoku, has stated his vision to transform the golf course into a world class course before his tenure expires next year.
Sergio Aguero insists Manchester City can overhaul Chelsea to win a third Premier League title.
Nigeria U20 coach, Manu Garba has tipped their Ghanaian counterparts to reach the knock-out stages of next month’s Africa Youth Championship despite defeating the Black Satellites 2-0 in a second friendly played in Tema last Wednesday.
Out-of-contract Nigeria manager, Stephen Keshi, is now one step away from clinching the head coach job of Burkina Faso.
Captain Asamoah Gyan has no doubt that Ghana's Black Stars deserved to be African champions at the recently ended African Cup of Nations (AFCON), but he also accepts the fact that the new champions, Cote d'Ivoire, had the luck to win it.
Barring any unforseen turn of events, former Accra Great Olympics coach, David Duncan, will lead Kumasi Asante Kotoko to face the club he surprisingly quit recently, in the Independence Cup match at the Accra Sports Stadium on March 6.
The two have been locked in years of negotiations, but a deal for a showdown on May 2 has reportedly finally been agreed by both parties.
Black Stars stalwart defender Baba Rahman says he will put in extra efforts in his desire to establishing himself as one of the pillars in the defence of the Black Stars.
