Ghanaian referee Daniel Nii Ayi Laryea has been appointed to officiate the CHAN second stage qualifier between Egypt and South Africa at the Suez Canal Stadium on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at 19:30 GMT.He will be supported by a team of Ghanaian match officials, including:Assistant Referee I: Emmanuel DolagbanuAssistant Referee II: Seth AbletorFourth Official: Charles Benle BuluAdditionally, Mike Letti from Uganda will serve as the Match Commissioner, while Abderahmane Kelly from Mauritania

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will hold a training workshop for referees from the Ghana Premier League, Access Bank Division One League, and Malta Guinness Women's Premier League on Thursday, February 20, 2025.The session aims to equip referees with a deeper understanding of their roles in enforcing the newly approved Enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols 2025.The workshop will provide an open platform for facilitators and participants to discuss best practices

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will host a training workshop for the leadership of Supporters Groups on Friday, February 21, 2025, at 7 pm.The session aims to educate fans on the newly approved Enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols 2025, designed to improve stadium safety and protect all stakeholders.The GFA acknowledges the crucial role supporters play in ensuring the successful implementation of these protocols. By equipping them with a deeper understanding of

The Member of Parliament for Bolga Central, Isaac Adongo, has called upon the Speaker of Parliament to urge Sports Minister Kofi Adams to enforce strict safety protocols at match venues, saying the Ghana Premier League should not resume if that is not done.His remarks come in the wake of the tragic death of Francis Frimpong Pooley, an Asante Kotoko supporter, who was fatally stabbed during a Week 19 match against Nsoatreman in Nsoatre.The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is facing

Newly appointed Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has set his sights on guiding Ghana to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup.The Swedish coach, who recently signed a two-year contract, has already joined the squad in Morocco as they prepare for an international friendly against the North African side.Bjorkegren emphasized the importance of consistent improvement and securing a place among Africa's top four teams. "The Women's Africa Cup of Nations is on

The former Director-General of the National Lottery Authority Samuel Awuku has pinpointed poor officiating as a major contributor to hooliganism within the Ghana Premier League.Addressing Parliament, the Akuapem North MP emphasized the connection between controversial refereeing decisions and incidents of fan violence, calling for urgent action from stakeholders in the sport.Awuku's comments follow the tragic death of Asante Kotoko supporter Francis Frimpong Pooley, who was

Nigeria forward Ademola Lookman has expressed disappointment over Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperiniâ??s remarks branding him as "one of the worst penalty takers" he has seen.Lookman, who scored just 34 seconds after coming on as a half-time substitute, missed a crucial penalty in Atalantaâ??s 3-1 defeat to Club Brugge on Tuesday, leading to their Champions League elimination.Gasperini did not hold back in his post-match comments, stating: "Lookman was not

Elmina Sharks have strongly denied any involvement in the disturbances that occurred during their Division One match against Swedru All Blacks, describing the individuals responsible as "imposters" with no ties to the club.The incident, which took place on Sunday, February 16, saw match officials attacked by persons alleged to be part of the Elmina Sharks fraternity. As a result, player Jay Asamoah has been charged, along with club bankroller Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom, who

Akuapem North MP, Samuel Awuku, has added his voice to the discussion on hooliganism in Ghanaian football, highlighting poor officiating as a key factor.Speaking in Parliament, the former Director General of the National Lottery Authority acknowledged the importance of tackling violence in football but stressed that questionable refereeing decisions often fuel tensions.This follows the suspension of the Ghana Premier League following violent clashes between players, officials, and

Newly appointed Black Queens head coach, Kim Lars Björkegren, has expressed his ambition to lead Ghana's national women's football team to a top-four finish at the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).The Swedish tactician, unveiled in Accra last week, has signed a two-year contract and has already commenced preparations with the team in Morocco.The Black Queens are set to face Morocco in an international friendly on Friday, a crucial step in their build-up

Newly appointed Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has outlined his ambition to guide Ghana to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup as he begins his tenure with the national team.The Swedish coach, who was officially unveiled in Accra last week, has signed a two-year contract and has already joined the squad in Morocco.The team is preparing for an international friendly against the North African side on Friday as part of their build-up to upcoming competitions.Bjorkegren

German-born Ghanaian winger Josephine Kyerewaa Bonsu has shared her delight after finally joining the Black Queens team for preparations ahead of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations later this year. The Carl Zeiss Jena winger will be making her debut for the Black Queens in a friendly against Morocco on Thursday."It's feels great. First, I have I have to say, I am beyond grateful for being selected to be part of the squad for this camp. The ladies, the Queens made

Hearts of Oak management member Alhaji Akambi has strongly advocated for the immediate resumption of the Ghana Premier League, stressing the financial and sporting setbacks clubs are facing due to the ongoing suspension.The league has been on hold following security deliberations triggered by the tragic death of Asante Kotoko supporter Nana Pooley in Nsoatre.Speaking to Kessben FM, Akambe expressed deep concern over the prolonged pause, emphasising its negative impact on clubs,

Emerging Ghanaian talent Prince Amoako has confirmed his imminent move to FC Nordsjaelland in the Danish Superliga.The young winger revealed this in an Instagram post, marking the end of his eight-year tenure at the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana.Amoako, who has gained attention for his exceptional talent, will officially join Jens Olsen's squad for the latter half of the current season as the club looks to strengthen its roster.His previous training stints with Nordsjaelland

Barcelona have shown a strong interest in signing Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey on a free transfer this summer, CaughtOffside understands.Partey, who has been a key figure for the Gunners since his arrival in 2020, is nearing the end of his contract at the Emirates Stadium.With his deal expiring in a few months, Arsenal face a decision on whether to extend his stay or let him leave.The 31-year-old will turn 32 in June, and his injury record could be a factor in the clubâ??s

Former Brentford manager Martin Allen has raised concerns over Mohammed Kudus' struggles at West Ham, questioning his impact on the team following a costly miss against Brentford on Saturday.Speaking to West Ham Zone, Allen highlighted the importance of statistical analysis in modern football, suggesting that Kudus' lack of goals and assists could force Graham Potter to rethink his attacking options."You always as a manager have to work out and look at the stats,"

Senegal will take on England in an international friendly on June 10 at Nottinghamâ??s City Ground, marking the second-ever meeting between the two nations after their 2022 World Cup clash.According to Senegalese sources, the fixture was finalised after weeks of negotiations between the two football federations and is expected to be officially confirmed on Wednesday. The 30,576-capacity home of Nottingham Forest will host the encounter.For England, the match serves as a key addition

Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has urged football stakeholders to embrace the necessary changes following the tragic death of a fan, which led to the suspension of the Premier League.Kotoko supporter Nana Pooley was fatally stabbed in Nsoatre, sparking serious concerns about security at match venues. Kotoko and Hearts of Oak have been at the forefront of the push for change, with other clubs backing the call. In response, the GFA has introduced enhanced security

Ghana Football Association President (GFA), Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku has warned 'dishonest' Match Commissioners will be removed as the FA takes a tough stance  against hooliganism amid the roll out of the newly enhanced MatchDay Safety and Security Protocols.Speaking at a one-day training workshop for Match Commissioners on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, Okraku emphasized their crucial role in shaping the gameâ??s future, especially in the wake of violent incidents