Audio By Carbonatix
Aduana F.C have parted ways with head coach Yaw Acheampong following a series of disappointing results in the Ghana Premier League.
The decision to sack him follows Sunday's 2-0 home loss to Asante Kotoko who had lost their four league games.
A well-taken free-kick by defender Patrick Asiedu and a goal from sensational attacker Albert Amoah sealed the victory for the Porcupine Warriors and intensified calls for a change in the coaching setup.
In the interim, assistant coach Paul Tandoh has been tasked with taking charge of the team until a substantive head coach is appointed.
Despite finishing fifth last season, the two-time league champions have struggled this season, recording five losses, two draws, and just two wins in their first nine games.
They currently sit in 13th place on the league table with 12 points, a performance well below the club’s standards.
The final blow came after Aduana FC suffered a painful 2-0 defeat to giants Asante Kotoko at the Nana Agyemang Badu Park.
Latest Stories
-
NAIMOS has failed in galamsey fight; it’s time for a state of emergency – DYMOG to President Mahama
2 hours -
Mahama to open African Court judicial year in Arusha, mark 20th anniversary
2 hours -
Ghana begins partial evacuation of Tehran Embassy as Middle East tensions escalate
2 hours -
EPA tightens surveillance on industries, moves to cut emissions with real-time monitoring system
3 hours -
Police conduct show of force exercise ahead of Ayawaso East by-election
4 hours -
Ghana launches revised Early Childhood Care and Development Policy to strengthen child development framework
5 hours -
AI to transform 49% of jobs in Africa within three years – PwC Survey
5 hours -
Physicist raises scientific and cost concerns over $35m EPA’s galamsey water cleaning technology
5 hours -
The road to approval: Inside Ghana’s AI strategy and KNUST’s leadership
6 hours -
Infrastructure deficit and power challenges affecting academics at AAMUSTED – SRC President
6 hours -
Former US diplomat sentenced to life for abusing two girls in Burkina Faso
6 hours -
At least 20 killed after military plane carrying banknotes crashes in Bolivia
6 hours -
UK reaffirms investment commitment at study UK Alumni Awards Ghana 2026
6 hours -
NCCE pays courtesy call on 66 Artillery Regiment, deepens stakeholder engagement Â
6 hours -
GHATOF leadership pays courtesy call on Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah
7 hours