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Nsoatreman FC is set to face off against Karela United at the Nana Amoah Koromansah Park on Sunday.
The host team is fighting to survive in the Ghana Premier League, and a win against Karela United would be a significant boost to their campaign.
Currently, Nsoatreman FC sits at the fifteenth position in the league table with 15 points from 16 matches.
Their record consists of three wins, six draws, and seven losses.
On the other hand, Karela United is at the sixteenth position with 14 points from 16 matches, having won three games, drawn five, and lost eight.
With Nsoatreman FC just a point and one position above relegation, this match is crucial for their survival in the GPL.
They will be looking to capitalize on the home advantage and secure a much-needed win against Karela United.
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