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Class One match official Yakubu Nuhu Liman has been appointed to take charge of the 'Super Clash' between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko on Sunday.The Wa-based referee will be centre official for the Glo Premier League's top liner this weekend at the Accra Sports Stadium.Nuhu Liman will be assisted on the lines by Augustine Akugre and Osman Ouedragou in the match-day-24 clash.Samuel Gyasi is the fourth official.Sunday, May 5Match: Hearts of Oak v Asante KotokoVenue: Accra Sports StadiumReferee: Yakubu Nuhu LimanAssistant 1: Augustine AkugreAssistant 2: Osman Ouedragou4th Official: Samuel Gyasi
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