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The Robert Mensah Park at Cape Coast will play host to a presumably bitter encounter between badly-bruised Hearts of Oak and Ashgold when the league hits week two this weekend.
The two failed to impress in their Onetouch premier league opening games last weekend.
While Hearts managed only a draw against Olympics, Ashgold went down two-nil against Tema Youth and the two are expected to engage in an image redemption exercise.
Ashgold are serving a three-match home ban from last season hence the choice of Cape Coast for the top liner on Saturday.
Kesben FC will journey to the Sunyani Coronation Park to face bruised King Faisal which succumbed 4:0 to Liberty, while Wa All Stars host RTU at WA.
At the El- Wak Stadium, Great Olympics will host Kpando Heart of Lions with competition leaders Liberty Professionals trekking to Swedru to face All Blacks.
Impressive Tema Youth will pit their strength against Sekondi Hasaacas at Cape Coast with Real Sportive hosting Berekum Arsenals tomorrow at the EI- Wak Stadium.
Zaytuna United FC faces another arduous task when they host Asante Kotoko at the Carl Reindorf Park at Dansoman.
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