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The Referees Committee of the Ghana Football Association releases list of officials for the opening day matches in the Premier League.
Below is the list of referees and assistants for the big kick-off on match-day-1 on Sunday.
Sunday, September 15
Match: New Edubiase v Hearts of Oak
Venue: Gyamfi Park
Referee: William Agbovi
Assistant 1: Dawood Ouedraogo
Assistant 2: Effah Tetteh
4th Official: Otis Oppong
Match: Inter Allies v Dwarfs
Venue: Tema Stadium
Referee: S.B. Bortey
Assistant 1: A.S. Malik
Assistant 2: Samuel O. Boateng
4th Official: Sylvester Adzoko
Match: Hasaacas v Medeama
Venue: Essipon Stadium
Referee: Seidu Bomison
Assistant 1: Eric Nantiere
Assistant 2: Issaka Alhassan
4th Official: Fred Andoh
Match: Kotoko v Aduana
Venue: Coronation Park
Referee: Cecil Fleisher
Assistant 1: Ashitey Amarh
Assistant 2: Ben Vormawor
4th Official: Emmanuel Dally-Gagba
Match: Lions v AshantiGold
Venue: Kpando Park
Referee: Daniel Laryea
Assistant 1: David Agyin
Assistant 2: F.D. Ocansey
4th Official: Silas Okine
Match: Bechem Utd v Amidaus
Venue: Bechem Park
Referee: Reginald Lathbridge
Assistant 1: Richard Appiah
Assistant 2: Kennedy Sarfo Adade
4th Official: Ernest Baafi
Match: Liberty v Wa AllStars
Venue: Accra Sports Stadium
Referee: Theresa Bremansu
Assistant 1: Shine Ayitey
Assistant 2: B.A. Crenstil
4th Official: Patrick Kyeremateng
Match: Chelsea v Faisal
Venue: Golden City Park
Referee: John Atikese
Assistant 1: David Laryea
Assistant 2: Philip Darku
4th Official: Nuhu Liman
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