Greater Accra are set for a fierce third place battle against Ashanti Region in the maiden edition of the MTN Elite U19 Championship on Sunday.
The match, set to be held at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence promises to be a thrilling one as both teams will be yearning for the bronze medal at the tournament.
Before the high-stake final between Eastern and Brong Ahafo Region, Greater Accra will take on their rivals, Ashanti Region to determine who secure the third spot.
Both sides will be eager to end the tournament on a high after suffering heartbreaking penalty shootout defeats in their respective semi-final matches on Wednesday. Greater Accra were edged out by Eastern Region in a marathon shootout, while Ashanti Region fell 5-3 on penalties to Brong Ahafo Region.
The match also offers a chance for revenge for the capital side, who suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to Ashanti in their Group B finale earlier in the competition. With pride and a podium finish at stake, both teams are expected to give their all in what promises to be an entertaining and fiercely contested encounter.
This fixture marks the final showdown between the two powerhouses in what has been a historic and talent-packed edition of the MTN Elite U19 Championship.
Running from October 23 to November 2, 2025, the tournament has featured ten regional teams from across Ghana, providing a vital platform for young footballers to showcase their potential, gain valuable experience, and catch the eye of national selectors and professional scouts.
Proudly sponsored by MTN Ghana, the championship reinforces the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) continued dedication to grassroots and youth football development. Through initiatives like this, the GFA remains committed to building a strong developmental pathway that bridges the gap between youth and professional football â nurturing the next generation of Ghanaian stars.
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