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Accra-based side, 7th Wave Football Club, have gained promotion to play in the 2022/23 Division Two League after winning the Middle League.
7th Wave will play in the third tier of Ghana’s football in their second year since their establishment.
The club was unbeaten during the 2021/22 season, where they won 18 of their 23 games while also picking up five draws across all competitions including the games in the Middle League.
Osei KariKari Berko’s side will look to climb up the ladder when they play in the Division Two League next season.
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