Ghana drew 1-1 with Egypt in their final 2018 World Cup qualifying match played at the Cape Coast Stadium on Sunday.

Morocco and Tunisia completed CAF's line-up at the FIFA World Cup™, securing the last of Africa's berths at Russia 2018.

The Black Stars of Ghana will tomorrow play for pride in yet another epic encounter against the Pharoahs of Egypt in a final Group E World Cup qualifier at the Cape Coast Stadium.

The Egyptians have already booked the sole ticket in the group ahead of Uganda, Ghana and Congo who, per the standings before tomorrow’s clash, have eight points, six points and one point respectively. The Pharaohs lead the group with 12 points.

It was a glorious day for KARL BROWN as they drubbed Quick SMS 4-2 in a blistering final to lift the cup at the maiden edition of the Happy FM-Databank Corporate Knockout Challenge that took place at Lizzy Sports Complex over the weekend.

Hundreds of patrons enjoyed the exhibition of friendly hostilities between the two sides in the highly intriguing final.

Two members of Ghana's national under-17 team, Ibrahim Sulley and Emmanuel Gyamfi are scheduled to head out to the United Kingdom for trials with English Premier League giants Arsenal and Liverpool in the next four weeks.

The two young players of Rising Stars of Africa Academy have been linked with several Ghanaian clubs since their return from the FIFA U-17 World Cup in India where the Black Starlets were eliminated by Mali in the quarter-final stage last month.

The management of the Tema Country Golf club is working around the clock to get the course in good shape ahead of the 85th Ghana Open Championship slated for this weekend.

Captain of the club, Joseph Nettey, said after consistent action on the course and given that the Ghana Open Championship was the biggest event on the golf calendar in the country, it was important to ensure that the course was in very good shape for an enjoyable competition.

The process for the biometric registration for the 2017-2018 football season will open on Wedneday, November 29 and close on Friday, March 2, 2018.

A letter of notice to all clubs said the process would open to the Ghana Premier League clubs, Division One League clubs as well as Divisions Two and Three at the regions.

Six players of Accra Hearts of Oak are close to signing new contracts with the club after agreeing on terms with the club.

Veteran Biafran born Ghana-based boxer, Peter Simon McIntosh, will engage former world champion, Alfred Kotey, in one of two ceremonial bouts to climax 44 years in the sport.

The deputy coach of the Black Bombers, Lartekwei Lartey, is skeptical about the chances of the national amateur boxing team, the Black Bombers, in the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

The Chief Executive Officer of Aduana Stars Mr Albert Aryeetey Commey says Coach Yusif Abubakar deserves credit for his technical abilities and competence which helped the team to win the 2016/2017 Ghana Premier League title, their second in seven years.

Ghana's in-form player, Thomas Partey, is continuing with his impressive run as he scored the winner for Atletico Madrid in their 1-0 victory over Deportivo La Coruna in the Spanish La Liga last Saturday.

Though Partey will miss Ghana’s final game against Egypt on Sunday, he no doubt showed he was maintaining the good form he has found himself in at the beginning of the season.

The Executive Chairman of Kumasi Asante Kotoko, Dr Kwame Kyei, is on a collision course with some aggrieved players of the club who were left out of the GH¢5,000 winning bonus package for winning the MTN FA Cup.

The afftected players are agitating against the decision by the management to ignore them in the sharing of the GH¢5,000 winning bonus per player for only those who were named for the final game in Tamale, describing it as ‘unfair treatment.

Ghana's Black Stars are planning to ruin the party for the Pharaohs of Egypt as they clash in the final game of their 2018 World Cup qualifier on Sunday.

With Egypt having already picked the slot from Group E for the Mundial set for Russia next year, the outcome of this final game will not change anything.

It is certainly a dream come true what Aduana Stars have been looking forward to, after their aborted African Club Championship seven years ago and what a way to welcome their new challenge.

It was a great day to remember at Dormaa Ahenkro in the Brong Ahafo Region last Sunday as the new Ghana Premier League champions (GPL) Aduana Stars finally received their awards, prizes and medals for their effort in the 2016/2017 season.