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After a busy weekend in the Ghana Premier League, the action continues on Wednesday with champions, Asante Kotoko, who lead the log aiming for their fourth straight victory.
Kotoko appear to have turned the corner this season, having won their opening three games in the competition.
Unlike their title winning campaign in the previous season where they drew their opening four games, the Porcupine Warriors have this time round picked three wins out of three matches.
On Wednesday, Kotoko travel to Wa as they will attempt to extend their winning run in their meeting with Wa All Stars.
All eyes will be on Kotoko, who had to dig deep to defeat New Edubiase from a last-gasp penalty on Sunday. However, they will be aware that the Blues will strive to burst their bubble in their match-day-4 clash.
Just like Kotoko, AshantiGold, who are in second have started really well this season compared to last season and they will be determined to keep it going when they arrive at the Baba Yara Stadium to play King Faisal.
Hearts of Oak, who have their eyes fixed on the title won by their rivals returned to winning ways on Sunday but will have to stay on that cause if they are to keep pace with Kotoko when they welcome Hasaacas to the Accra Stadium.
Aduana Stars will welcome Bechem United to the Agyemang Badu Park in Dormaa while Liberty Professionals trek to Tema to face Amidaus Professionals.
Three matches into Hans Van Der Plyum's reign and Medeama are still chasing their first win. It's the worst start in their 3-year history in the top-flight but the Mauves will be hoping to turn draws into wins beginning with the visit of Heart of Lions to the T&A Park.
Berekum Chelsea have not been too impressive this season, picking only 4 points from a possible 9 points. They travel to the Robert Mensah Stadium to take on Ebusua Dwarfs.
The Gyamfi Park will host the clash of the two bottom sides as New Edubiase and Inter Allies, the only sides without a point so far meet to round up the midweek fixtures.
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