Hearts of Lions owner and bankroller Dr. Randy Abbey has highlighted the challenges his team faces in the Ghana Premier League title race.With three games left, Hearts of Lions sit third on the league table, just three points behind leaders Nations FC.Dr. Abbey noted that his team has a tough schedule ahead, saying, "For all the teams in the title race, we arguably have the most difficult schedule. Before the last four games, we had three away and only one at home."Despite the challenge, Dr. Abbey remains ambitious, stating, "I would want to win the league for the first time and also play in Africa [CAF Champions League]." He expressed pride in the team's performance, saying, "I'm pushing the boys and I'm proud of what they've achieved so far."Hearts of Lions face crucial matches ahead, starting with an away clash against Young Apostles this Sunday, followed by a home match against Bechem United, and ending with a potentially decisive fixture away to Nations FC.Dr. Abbey's confidence in the team is evident as he looks to the future, saying, "If we win the league, I'll be the happiest man on earth. But even if we don't,...

Heart of Lions owner and bankroller Dr. Randy Abbey is aiming high as his team chases a historic Ghana Premier League title. With just three games left, Hearts of Lions sit third on the league table, three points behind leaders Nations FC.Dr. Abbey expressed his ambition to secure the league title and earn a spot in next season's CAF Champions League. "I would want to win the league for the first time and also play in Africa [CAF Champions League]," he stated.Despite a challenging schedule with three away fixtures and one home match remaining, Dr. Abbey is proud of the team's performance."For all the teams in the title race, we arguably have the most difficult schedule," he said.Dr. Abbey is pushing the team to achieve their goal, saying, "If we win the league, I'll be the happiest man on earth. But even if we don't, I'm impressed with the progress we've made and confident we can build on this in the coming seasons."Hearts of Lions face Young Apostles away this Sunday, followed by a home match against Bechem United, and a potentially decisive fixture away to Nations FC. Dr.Abbey's enthusiasm and confidence in the...

Hearts of Lions president Dr. Randy Abbey is thrilled about the team's title push in the Ghana Premier League. With three games left, Hearts of Lions sit third on the league table, just three points behind leaders Nations FC.Dr. Abbey expressed his desire to win the league title and earn a spot in next season's CAF Champions League. "I would want to win the league for the first time and also play in Africa [CAF Champions League]," he stated.Despite a tough run-in with three away fixtures and one home match remaining, Dr. Abbey is proud of the team's performance. "For all the teams in the title race, we arguably have the most difficult schedule," he said.Dr. Abbey's enthusiasm is evident as he pushes the team to achieve their goal. "If we win the league, I'll be the happiest man on earth. But even if we don't, I'm impressed with the progress we've made and confident we can build on this in the coming seasons."Hearts of Lions face crucial matches ahead, starting with an away clash against Young Apostles this Sunday, followed by a home match against Bechem United, and ending with a potentially decisive fixture away...

Nations FC coach Kasim Ocansey Mingle has set sights on securing maximum points over Samartex in the Ghana Premier League.In a highly competitive clash on Sunday, the Abrankese-based club will play host to the Timber Giants at the Dr Kwame Sports Complex.With three matches to end the season, Nations FC sit top of the Premier League standings, accumulating 57 points while Samartex sit sixth spot with 48 points.To keep their title ambitions alive, the former Bechem United trainer has targeted maximum points on home turf against the Sameraboi outfit.“We are preparing for the match. Samartex is a formidable team so we are preparing well to face them. We need victory against Samartex at all cost to cushion our league title ambitions. We have to win to maintain the lead”“Truth be told, there seems to be pressure but we will manage it. We thank our fans for the massive support throughout the season. We will need their presence at the Stadium on Sunday” he concluded.

Bechem United assistant coach Seth Osei Wire has called on national team selectors to broaden their scope by giving opportunities to goalkeepers from the lower divisions and smaller Premier League clubs.His remarks follow an impressive performance by Bechem United’s goalkeeper Emmanuel Anning in their narrow 2-1 defeat to FC Samartex last Sunday.Osei Wire believes players like Anning often go unnoticed simply because they do not feature for high-profile clubs.“Keepers who don’t play for the top teams are usually overlooked, but that’s not right,” he said. “Even if a player is in the lower division and is performing well, I believe they deserve a chance with the national team.”The call comes ahead of Ghana’s participation in the Unity Cup, a four-nation tournament scheduled to run from May 27 to May 31, 2025.Coach Otto Addo is expected to announce his squad soon, with reports suggesting a few local players could make the cut.

Asante Kotoko are reportedly considering a move for Bechem United goalkeeper Dari Aziz Haruna as a potential replacement for Frederick Asare ahead of next season. Asare, 25, joined the Porcupine Warriors on a free transfer in 2022 and has since been a key part of the club’s goalkeeping setup. However, his future at Kotoko remains uncertain despite reports that the club has reached a preliminary agreement for a contract extension. His current deal is set to expire in June 2025.The uncertainty stems from a lack of consistent playing time this season, which has raised questions about his long-term role at the club. Asare has featured in just 15 Ghana Premier League matches in the current campaign, managing seven clean sheets and conceding 12 goals. His limited appearances have also affected his international prospects, as he is yet to make his debut for the Black Stars despite earning his first national team call-up in 2023.In contrast, Dari Aziz Haruna has emerged as one of the league’s most dependable shot-stoppers. The Bechem United goalkeeper has enjoyed a stellar season, appearing in 27 league matches, conceding only 19 goals, and keeping an impressive 15 clean sheets. His consistency and commanding presence...

The assistant coach of Bechem United, Seth Osei, has bemoaned what he describes as the unfair treatment of goalkeepers who play for smaller clubs when it comes to national team call-ups. According to him, goalkeepers who are very good but play for smaller clubs in the Ghana Premier League are often overlooked by national team coaches when it's time to select players for the national team.Coach Seth Osei insists that this must change.Speaking on the matter last Sunday after a top performance from Bechem United goalkeeper Emmanuel Anning in the 2-1 defeat to FC Samartex, Coach Osei urged national team coaches to give opportunities to good players regardless of the clubs they play for.“Keepers who don’t play for the top teams are usually overlooked, but that’s not right. Even if a player plays for a lower division side and the player is good, I believe they should be selected for the national team,” Coach Seth Osei said.This comes ahead of the Black Stars' return to action later this month. The Stars will compete alongside Nigeria, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago in the Unity Cup.Coach Otto Addo is expected to name his squad for the tournament...

Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko have lined up Bechem United goalkeeper Dari Aziz Haruna as a replacement for Frederick Asare.The 25-year-old, who joined Kotoko on a free transfer in 2022 has yet to sign a new deal with the Porcupine Warriors as his contract runs out in June 2025.Despite agreeing terms with Asare over contract renewal, the Ghanaian giants has reportedly lined up Aziz Haruna as a possible replacement for Asare as he faces an uncertain future at the club.Kotoko will turn to the Bechem United goalkeeper if they are unable to tie Asare down at the club heading into the summer transfer window.Dari Aziz Haruna has been impressive for the Hunters this season, making 27 appearances in the Ghana Premier League, conceding 19 goals and keeping 15 clean sheets.This season, Asare has had limited game time, featuring in just 15 league matches, keeping seven clean sheets and conceding 12 goals.He received his maiden call-up to the Ghana senior national team in 2023 but has yet to make his debut for the Black Stars, with his recent lack of club action affecting his international prospects.

Bechem United midfielder Seth Kwadwo is expected to part ways with the club when his contract expires at the end of the current Ghana Premier League season.The 22-year-old joined the Hunters ahead of the 2022/23 campaign and quickly established himself as one of the club’s standout performers.Known for his vision, versatility, and work rate, Kwadwo became a fan favourite at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park and played a pivotal role in Bechem’s midfield over the past two seasons.He was named Bechem United’s Player of the Season in his debut year after scoring three goals, providing 10 assists, and winning six Man of the Match awards.His form continued into the 2023/24 season, where he registered three goals and 11 assists, earning a call-up to the home-based national team, the Black Galaxies.Although an early-season injury limited his involvement in the current campaign, Kwadwo has returned to full fitness and made 11 league appearances so far. Despite the setback, his quality and influence remain evident.With his contract set to expire, the deputy captain has attracted interest from clubs both locally and abroad.His representatives are currently in discussions to determine the next step in his career as...