The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season begins on Sunday, 6 September, with a full programme of opening-day matches featuring heavyweight encounters, ambitious newcomers and several clubs determined to make an early statement.Hearts of Oak will begin their bid for a first league title in six seasons at home to Berekum Chelsea, while Asante Kotoko travel to Golden City Park to face newly promoted Debibi United in one of the weekendâ??s most significant fixtures.The opening round

The Black Princesses have received integrity training from the Football Association as part of their preparations for the FIFA U-20 Womenâ??s World Cup Poland 2026.The session was arranged under the integrity requirements for teams taking part in the tournament and focused on the risks players could face both before and during the competition.Players were briefed on match manipulation, match-fixing, betting and suspicious approaches. The training was intended to help them identify

Vision FC will begin the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League campaign at home to Young Apostles on Saturday, 5 September, with the Tema-based club aiming to build on the best top-flight finish in their history.The opening fixture will be played at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, where Vision FC will look to extend their unbeaten record in Premier League season openers.Vision FC finished last season in the top half of the table, taking 47 points from 34 matches. They scored 38 goals,

The Football Association (GFA) successfully maintained safeguarding oversight throughout the 2026 MTN Elite U-19 Boys Championship, with the safety, wellbeing and protection of young players placed at the centre of the competition.The tournament was held at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence (GSCE) in Prampram, where the GFA put measures in place before the event to identify and manage potential risks affecting participating players.A pre-competition safeguarding risk assessment