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Swedru All Blacks seal Premier League promotion with convincing home win

Swedru All Blacks clinched their qualification for the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season with a famous 3-0 win against former Premier League side New Edubiase United at the Swedru Sports Stadium.
Zayat Bubakari broke the deadlock three minutes after kickoff for Swedru All Blacks, while Ebenezer Amoh hit a brace in the 35th and 77th minutes to help Swedru All Blacks grab all the spoils.
The win takes them to 66 points from 29 matches – 7 points ahead of second placed Sekondi Rospak FC.
In Kumasi – Future Stars FC secured fifth position with an emphatic 4-1 win against relegation-threatened Sekondi Eleven Wise at the Ejisu Okese Park on Sunday.
Samuel Kwarteng scored a brace for Future Stars in the 27th and 58th minutes, but Albert Forson pulled one back for Sekondi Eleven Wise in the 72nd minute.
Emmanuel Yeboah made it 3-1 in the 77th minute before Abdul Rahman Adam added to the tally in the 88th minute for the home side.
Former Premier League side Elmina Sharks halted Sekondi Rospak SC’s Premier League ambitions at the Dr. Nduom Sports Complex.
Emmanuel Carrick Cudjoe scored the only goal in the 85th minute. Rospak SC have amassed 59 points after 29 matches and trail leaders Swedru All Blacks by seven points.
Here are the results in Zone Two:
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Otto Addo sets sights on strong 2026 FIFA World Cup start

Otto Addo is taking a calm and focused approach to the World Cup after being drawn against England, Panama, and Croatia in Group L.
“I look forward to every game as special,” he told ghanafa.org.
“Very important for us that we don’t underrate any team. For sure, England is the favourite in that group,” he acknowledged. “But for me as a coach, to be honest, I’m looking at each and every game equally.”
Addo is particularly focused on getting a strong start against Panama. “I’m hoping that we have a good start against Panama, that will be very, very crucial,” he said. “It will make the other games a little bit more relaxed and easier for the players psychologically. We will use the window of March for test matches, and then see,” he said.
Despite being a young team, Addo is proud of his squad’s progress. “I think we did very well in the qualifiers ” he said. “We didn’t lose a single official game, like the qualifying games, we did very well. We just played one draw and the rest we won, so we had quite a good year in 2025, after a bad year in 2024’’.
“Even though we have a very young team, we really, really did well, had a good harmony in the team, good union,” he added.
Ghana will open their FIFA World Cup campaign against Panama in Toronto on June 17 before facing England and Croatia in the other Group L matches on June 23 and 27 respectively.
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Karela United Can Upset Hearts in Tamale

The unbeaten away run of Accra Hearts of Oak will be put to the test tomorrow when they visit the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale to play as guests of Karela United. Described as one of the top-liners of the weekend games, the match will pitch one of the best home teams against the best away team, with their records on the line.
After playing a pulsating 2-2 draw with Kumasi Asante Kotoko last week, league leaders Medeama SC return to their fortress, the TnA Stadium, to welcome Berekum Chelsea FC in a clash of former league winners. Medeama have struggled in recent times to hold their own against the ‘Bibires’, losing their last four games both home and away.
However, according to Head Coach of Medeama, Tanko Ibrahim, that sequence of results will come to an end tomorrow as they look to crawl out of the claws of their opponents with victory. Eleven points separate the sides, with Berekum Chelsea lying a distant 14th position on the log. They have been a pale shadow of themselves this season, and it remains to be seen if Coach Samuel Boadu’s side can keep the bragging rights over the Yellow and Mauves in what has been described as one of their worse starts to a league season.
Today, second-placed Kpando Heart of Lions will trek to the Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in Abrankese to play as guests of struggling Nations FC. Having suffered a 1-0 away loss to Basake Holy Stars in their last game, Nations FC would look to pick all three points to better their current 12th position.
In other games, the Hohoe Sports Stadium will come alive as new boys Hohoe United FC welcome Kumasi Asante Kotoko. The Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema will host the Vision FC versus Young Apostles FC game, the Tuba Astro Turf will host the Dreams FC versus Bechem United FC clash, while the Nsenkyire Sports Arena will host the Samartex FC versus Bibiani Gold Stars game. High-riding Aduana FC will sort things out with Basake Holy Stars at the Nana Agyeman Badu I Park in Dormaa.
By Raymond Ackumey








