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Ghana’s two traditional giants, Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko have been drawn apart in the upcoming GHALCA G6 tournament scheduled to start in a fortnight's time.
The tournament is a traditional preseason aimed at preparing the clubs ahead of the new season.
Below are the groupings and venues
Group A
Kotoko
Wa All Stars
Bechem United
Group B
Hearts of Oak
Medeama SC
Aduana Stars
Fixtures for Match day 1
Aduana Stars vs Hearts of Oak Venue: Sunyani
Asante Kotoko vs Bechem United Venue: Kumasi
Fixtures for Match Day 2
Bechem United vs Wa All Stars Venue: Sunyani
Hearts of Oak vs Medeama SC Venue: Kumasi
Fixtures for Match Day 3
Asante Kotoko vs Wa All Stars
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