Audio By Carbonatix
As the season reaches the halfway stage, many teams are looking at their position as a base for the rest of the Glo Premier League season.
But for some, though the table gives a true refection of a team's run, they might not see their position on the standings as one of under-achievement.
Wa All Stars who have been kept out of the relegation zone courtesy, the head-to-head rule will be determined to stay above the drop zone when they travel to meet Heart of Lions on Saturday in Kpando in the first fixture of the last round of matches for the first round.
On Sunday, seven matches will kick off at 15:00GMT and that will prove very crucial in deciding who finishes the mid-season on top and who will be sitting in the bottom three.
Medeama are favourites to hold onto top spot come the start of the second round as they are tipped to beat Tema Youth at the T&A Park.
At the Agyemang Badu Park, second-placed Aduana will be keeping their sights at the top as they engage Ebusua Dwarfs.
The pressure is on coach Yusif Abubakar to turn around Berekum Chelsea's poor run of two consecutive defeats into a win. Chelsea, sitting third, travel to the Len Clay Stadium to face AshantiGold.
Champions, Asante Kotoko are still unconvincing but find themselves in the mix for the title again. The Porcupine Warriors, four points off the top will play Liberty Professionals at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Amidaus Professionals, who will be missing inspirational attacker, Yahaya Mohammed following a groin injury will be at home at the Tema Stadium to bottom side, Real Tamale United.
Relegation candidates, Berekum Arsenals will attempt to claim all three points when New Edubiase arrives for their match at the Golden City Park.
And surprise relegation contenders for now, Hearts of Oak will have to dig deep if they are to avoid finishing the halfway stage in the drop zone.
Winless in their last six meetings, the Phobians, face a difficult opposition in King Faisal when both sides meet at the Baba Yara Stadium.
A win could possibly lift David Duncan's charges from the bottom three but they will have to dread defeat as Faisal will be a rather tough side to beat.
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.
Tags:
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
-
National Security arrests 45 in Tamale over cross-border crime
1 hour -
Private citizen seeks injunction to halt operations of Ghana Law Society
1 hour -
Thirteen suspected illegal miners remanded by Enchi District Magistrate Court
3 hours -
Court remands man claiming a military plot to kill President Mahama
3 hours -
‘I am the only one who can unite NPP for 2028 victory’ – Dr Bryan Acheampong
4 hours -
Senyo Hosi clarifies Star Oil CEO’s controversial stance on fuel price floor
5 hours -
Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariffs if it ‘makes a deal with China’
6 hours -
Wizkid, Asake share collab EP dubbed ‘Real’
6 hours -
BoG backs $134m Access Bank-IFC deal to save LBCs from liquidity crisis
6 hours -
John Dumelo vows road safety overhaul after UniMAC student’s death on N1
7 hours -
Semenyo bags first EPL goal for new club as Manchester City brush aside Wolves
7 hours -
Eduwatch petitions Chief of Staff to stop GH¢600m foreign scholarship haemorrhage
7 hours -
Ivory Coast president appoints brother as vice prime minister
8 hours -
NPP, peace pacts, and electoral integrity
9 hours -
Widow, ambassador, and 4 others square off for Ayawaso East NDC primary
9 hours
