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The Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has charged Berekum Chelsea and Accra Lions for failing to conduct mandatory pre-match interviews ahead of their Matchday 26 fixture.
According to the GFA, both clubs did not comply with the requirement for coaches and players to participate in pre-match media engagements, a breach of the association's media regulations.
The clubs are expected to respond to the charges within the stipulated time as the disciplinary process proceeds.
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