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The Ghana Football Association has selected 16 Catch Them Young Referees to officiate the 2026 XI DOL Super Cup, which is set to take place at the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium on Monday.
The selected officials comprise eight centre referees and eight assistant referees, who will be entrusted with officiating duties throughout the competition.
The XI DOL Super Cup has consistently provided a platform for the GFA’s Catch Them Young Referees to gain valuable experience and develop their officiating careers.
The initiative has been a key feature of the competition since its inception.
The 2026 edition will mark the fifth edition of the XI DOL Super Cup, with the GFA continuing its commitment to nurturing and developing young refereeing talents for the future.
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