Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana and Nigeria renew their ageless rivalry as they go head-to-head in the grand finale of the Middle East Africa Rugby League Championship on Saturday, October 1.
The Leopards of Ghana were unstoppable against Kenya in the semi-final, securing a comprehensive 26-6 win at the University of Ghana's Mensah Sarbah Hall Park.
It was a similar story for Ghana's old foes Nigeria who whitewashed Cameroon in the other semi-final game. They won 36-2.
The stage is set for an enthralling final involving the two powerhouses on the African continent.
Kenya and Cameroon will compete for honours in the third-place playoff.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
IMF warns political appointments could weaken SOE boards
5 minutes -
Mahama Ayariga calls for redevelopment of Zongos without displacing residents
11 minutes -
One dead, eight injured in accident on Sege-Kasseh highway
20 minutes -
‘Don’t meddle in SOEs day-to-day affairs’ -Mahama cautions Board Chairs
27 minutes -
‘Let the Constitution remain your compass’ – Mahama urges new SC Judges
33 minutes -
We shall be independent enough- SC Judges assure Mahama
40 minutes -
PURC Executive Secretary familiarises with GWL Kpeve Headworks activities
47 minutes -
Peace Council strengthens women’s role in preventing violent extremism
53 minutes -
Mortuary agency gives Battor Annex 14 days to account for missing body
59 minutes -
Digital economy powers Ghana’s GDP to 6%
1 hour -
Telecel Shop unveiled to connect shoppers and businesses on one digital platform
1 hour -
Provident Insurance champions early cancer detection, backing prostate and childhood cancer initiatives
1 hour -
GMTF targets critical healthcare gaps with new cardiac, cancer and diagnostic projects
2 hours -
GOIL’s biggest strength lies in its people, structures and strong internal systems – Bawa
2 hours -
Edward Bawa says GOIL leadership transition has been smoother than expected
2 hours