Accra Hearts of Oak fought from behind to share honours with league leaders, Aduana Stars, in a six-goal thriller that ended in multiple drama at the Accra Sports Stadium.

The 3-3 draw ensured Aduana kept their position on top of the log after title chasers WAFA were held to a scoreless draw by Accra Great Olympics at Sogakope, with Hearts remaining in third position. But it was poor officiating by referee Prince Amoah that became the major talking point as he had to leave the pitch under heavy security escort to escape the fury of Hearts fans who felt undone by some decisions by the referee.

Lorient striker Waris Majeed is currently in London for talks with West Ham over a move to the London Stadium before tomorrow’s transfer deadline.

With Diafra Sakho on the verge of joining Ligue 1 outfit Rennes, West Ham are considering a number of options to replace the outgoing striker at the club.

Liverpool have agreed a deal to sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from Arsenal after turning down a move to Chelsea this week in favour of joining Jurgen Klopp’s side.

The fee is understood to be £40m and Oxlade-Chamberlain will undergo a medical at St Georges’ Park where he is currently on international duty with England.

The 2014 winner of the Man Ghana Championship, John Anum alias Agogo has confirmed that he will make a return to the 2017 edition of the nation's flagship bodybuilding competition slated for September 23 at the Osu Presby Hall in Accra.

According to Agogo, he is excited to return to the country from his base in Canada to test his skills against the finest bodybuilders on the local scene.

Accra Hearts of Oak striker, Cosmos Dauda, has described today's Premier League clash with Aduana Stars in Accra as the determiner for their title challenge.

Dauda, who has endured a quiet campaign with Hearts this term, said the Phobians were keen on beating the league leaders today to throw the race for the title wide open, with just four games to end the season.

Ghana’s Black Stars were hit by a blow yesterday when young enterprising striker, Raphael Dwamena, was ruled out of Friday’s crucial FIFA 2018 World Cup qualifier against Congo at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

The gangling striker, who crowned an impressive debut with a goal against Ethiopia last June, was key in Coach Kwasi Appiah’s plans till fate closed his chapter for the double-header against Congo this Friday and next Wednesday in Brazzaville.

League leaders, Tesano Spinners, will engage struggling Western Table Tennis Club on Saturday as they seek to maintain their form in the ongoing Stanbic Bank-Graphic Sports Table Tennis League.

In the other first matches of the fifth week showdown, Police will meet Synergy Table Tennis Club, Ashaiman Club, Army face off with Fire Service, Team Baboo clash with Navy and Immigration get a bye.

Former national U-17 star, Anthony Obodai is urging all stakeholders of football in the country to organise more youth football competitions in order to develop more talented footballers for the senior national team

According to Obodai, although it is the dream of every young footballer to play for the national U-17 team(Black Starlets) but this was not possible because of the limited number of spaces.

The outgoing hardworking Western Regional Sports Director, Kwame Amponfi Jnr, has handed over the baton to Jeffrey K. Manzan Owusu from Greater Accra to continue from where he left off on August 14.

Mr Amponfi Jnr, who earned the praises of the Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr Isaac Asiamah, for the good maintenance of the Sekondi Sports Stadium during a recent inspection tour, has taken a breather in order to enjoy his accumulated statutory leave.