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Ghanaian League clubs will return to action this weekend after they decided to end their indefinite suspension of the League.
The clubs resolved at a meeting on Monday to resume normal activities again after cancelling last weekend’s appointment following the raid on the GFA offices last week by officers of the Economic and Organised Crime Office.
Clubs will thus be involved in FA Cup action on Tuesday and Wednesday before the final round of Leagues games this year are played on Sunday.
The clubs had claimed the seizure of computers from the GFA offices had affected their record keeping and ability to smoothly run the League.
Source; Kickoff.com
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