The Ghana Football Association has released the fixtures for the 2022/23 betPawa Premier League League season.
The Ghana FA released the first round fixtures on Thursday, August 11, with the second match scheduled for a later date.
Reigning league champions, Asante Kotoko will play newly-promoted Nsoatreman FC in the opening weekend of the league.
Hearts of Oak will take a trip to Dormaa to play Aduana on matchday one while Real Tamale United and Samartex go head-to-head.
The Super Clash between Kotoko and Hearts is scheduled for the third-week game. The Baba Yara Stadium will host the first fixture between the two teams.
Here are the full first round fixtures:
The 2022/23 season is scheduled to kick off on the weekend of 9th - 12th September.
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