The Ghana Football Association says it has stepped up efforts to combat match-fixing and improve refereeing standards following concerns raised by President John Dramani Mahama about the state of the domestic game.GFA Communications Director Henry Asante Twum said the association had spent the past five to six years investing in referee welfare, training and monitoring, while taking disciplinary action against clubs found guilty of integrity-related offences.Speaking to Luv FM in

GHANASoccernet.com brings you a comprehensive report on the weekend performance of Ghanaian players abroad in their respective leagues worldwide.Players on TARGETAugustine Boakye scored again for St Etienne but it was not enough to save his side from defeat against DunkerqueInaki Williams scored for Athletic Bilbao as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Elche in the Spanish La Liga.Baba Musa was on the score sheet for Skenderbeu Korca in their 1-1 draw against KF Tirana in AlbaniaRonald