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The off-season Top 4 competition has been postponed by the Ghana League Club Association in a bid to whip up more interest in the event.
The competition had been set to kick off on Sunday, 23rd August, 2009 but little has happened in terms of publicity and GHALCA has decided to act before getting the games get underway on Wednesday.
Hearts of Oak will host King Faisal in Accra while Asante Kotoko play Heart of Lions in Kumasi the same day.
The organisers are keen to ensure the competition enjoys better patronage after the last event was played mostly in empty stadiums.
Source: Kickoff.com
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