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Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak will pay GH¢ 20,000 to the government for the usage of the Accra Sports Stadium per match, according to the National Sports Authority (NSA).
The two giants will be using the facility for the upcoming 2020-21 season.
For Hearts, it is their home grounds, but Kotoko have adopted it because the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi is undergoing renovation.
A statement from the NSA categorising matches from A to C said, matches between Hearts and Kotoko is under category A, and matches involving these two clubs against any other opposition are grouped under category B and the home team will be made to pay GH¢20,000.
Other clubs such as Inter Allies, Legon Cities and Great Olympics and other Division One Clubs that will be using the venue has been categorised at C and these clubs shall pay GH¢15,000 for the venue.
The current structure will run during the COVID-19 period and is subject to review by management of the stadium.
The Ghana premier league will commence on November 13.
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