Match Week 4 GPL Officials Named

Officials for Match week four (4) of the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League season have been announced.

 

Below are the Match officials for various matches:

Match: Dreams vs Wa All Stars (Saturday)

Venue: Dawu

Referee: Sylvester Adjoku

Asst 1: Shine Ayitey

Asst 2: Agbenuza Michael

4th Ref:  Ken Padi

Match Commissioner: G.E. Antwi

 

Match: New Edubiase vs Inter Allies (Sunday)

Venue: Obuasi

Referee: Otis Oppong

Asst 1: Kenedy Bentil

Asst 2: Joseph Sey

4^th Ref: S.B Bortey

Match Commissioner: James Adjei

 

Match: Hearts of Oak vs Bechem United (Sunday)

Venue: Accra

Referee: Patrick Kyeremanteng

Asst 1: Safo Adade

Asst 2: Frank Bossman

4^th Ref: Justice A. Poku

Match Commissioner: Wilfred Kwaku Osei

 

Match: Berekum Chelsea vs Kotoko  (Sunday)

Venue: Berekum

Referee: Joseph Lamptey

Asst 1: David Laryea

Asst 2: Ibrahim Ashong

4^th Ref:  Charles Bulu

Match Commissioner: C.K. Azagzeya

 

Match: Hasaacas vs Ashantigold  (Sunday)

Venue:Sekondi

Referee: Isaka Afful

Asst 1: David Adjin

Asst 2: Sylvester Boenodie

4^th Ref:  Nathan  Anaafo

Match Commissioner: M.D. Arthur

 

Match: Aduana vs WAFA  (Sunday)

Venue: Dormaa

Referee: Reginald Lathbridge

Asst 1: Eric Nantiere

Asst 2: Richard Kotey

4^th Ref:  Samuel Gyasi

Match Commissioner: Nii Komiete Doku

 

Match: Liberty Professionals vs Techiman City  (Sunday)

Venue: Dansoman

Referee: Theresa Beremansu

Asst 1: B.A. Crentsil

Asst 2: Ben Vomaxor

4^th Ref: Maxwell Arhin

Match Commissioner: Samuel Quaye

Match Week 4 GPL Officials Named

We"ve No Sympathy For Kotoko - Hearts

Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Accra Hearts of Oak, Kwame Opare Addo has mentioned that the club cares less what happens to other Clubs, especially Kotoko.

 

The Phobians seems to have buried the ghost of last season’s disappointment after picking  7 out of the available 9 points in three league matches played in the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League season.

 

However, their sworn rivals Asante Kotoko have just 2 points out of the 3 matches played so far with some of their fans calling for the sacking of coach David Duncan.

 

Opare Addo, has admitted the team has closed its ears to any other issues outside the Club and want to pick as many points as possilble.

 

He said, “what I know is that we as a Club are making sure that we do everything possible to win our game on Sunday against Bechem United, a team that normally gives us a very tough time at the Accra sports stadium.”

 

“Last season when we were nearly relegated which team had pity on us. This is not retaliation, we just dont care what happens to any other Club. We want to amass as much points before the second round whn Club become ‘wild’ for points”, he added.

We"ve No Sympathy For Kotoko - Hearts

Hearts Will Lose To Bechem United - Langabel

National chief drummer of the senior national team the Black stars, Joseph Langabel has predicted a defeat for Hearts at home to Bechem United in match week 4 of the Ghana premier league.

 

Accra Hearts of Oak has started the Ghana premier league impressively well to the surprise of many who doubted the capability of the head coach, Kenichi Yatshuashi and the newly assembled players.

The Phobians are yet to concede a goal in the 4-week old season but dropped first point against Ebusua Dwarfs in match week 3 at the Robert Mensah sports stadium last Sunday and this according to Langabel justifies what he terms as a ‘fluke form’ for the Accra based club.

 

Langabel who recently confessed his newly profound love for Kotoko in an interview with sportscrusader.com said, “Accra hearts of Oak will lose at home to Bechem United come this Sunday. As I have said since match day 1, Hearts form is a fluke and the draw at Dwarfs justifies that and Bechem will prove me right at the Accra sports stadium in match week 4.”

 

Hearts host Bechem United on Sunday in match week 4 as the Hearts continue to maintain their unbeaten record this early in the season.

Hearts Will Lose To Bechem United - Langabel

History Is Motivating Us - Owusu Bempah

Owusu Bempah, defender and deputy captain of Accra Hearts of Oak has revealed the history of the club is serving as a motivating factor for the players who want to have their names written in the history book of the club.

 

The Phobians have started the 2015/16 Ghana premier league season so well to the astonishment of many with two wins and a draw and this has seen the bookmakers immediately revise their decision to now name Hearts as favourite to win the trophy for the first time since the 2008/09 league season.

 

The defender who has played 270-minutes in all the 3-games so far in the league mentioned the rich history of the club is serving as an incentive for the current players as they fight to win the trophy for the first time in 8-years.

 

“it is every players dream to win the premier league trophy and it is same with us as well. As players we are more motivated to have our names written in the history book of hearts and we know winning the league will grant us that. But it s huge task as the other teams won’t sit idle and watch us win the trophy on a silver platter,” he said.

“For now we are concentrated on winning game after game and the healthy competition among the players gives us hope for the 2015/16 Ghana premier league season,” he added.

 

Hearts host Bechem united at the Accra sports stadium in match week 4 of the 2015/16 Ghana premier league season.

History Is Motivating Us - Owusu Bempah

Inter Allies Midfielder Sets Sight On Europe

Inter Allies midfielder, Evans Mensah has revealed his target for the season is to move to mainstream football in Europe and not spend the rest of his career in the Ghana premier league.

 

The winger was named man-of-the-match player for the second game in their two home games played against Aduana Stars and Dreams FC respectively and his hot form since the league commenced has seen the creative player believe maintaining his form and helping the club will be a good omen for his dream of moving to continue his career in Europe.

 

 

Mensah who has been arguably Inter Allies best player this early in the season admitted after Allies 2-2 draw against Dreams FC in match week 3 of the Ghana premier league, “my target is to move on to Europe but for now my concentration is to help my current club perform well in the season. My admission of moving to Europe does not mean I don’t like the Ghana premier league as its serving as learning ground for me and gaining experience for future endevaours.

 

“As you know I have a family that looks up to me and at times our salary delays and many other challenges and this makes going to Europe the best move.”

Allies travel to Obuasi to face 11th placed, New Edubiase at the Len clay stadium.

Inter Allies Midfielder Sets Sight On Europe

I"m Always Under Pressure - Kenichi

Accra Hearts of Oak Japanese-American head coach, Kenichi Yatshusashi has admitted he’s always under pressure ever since he signed for the Phobians.

 

The Japanese-American has started life overly well in the Ghana premier league to the astonishment of the bookmakers who tagged him as favourite to lose his job before the end of the season.

But Hearts are joint top with Wa Allstars with no defeat in three games and this has seen the pendulum swing in their favour and been made favourite to win the league title that has eluded them since 2008 and this Keni has labelled brings immense pressure.

 

He said, “I’m under pressure all the time and the impressive performance from my players suggests we can’t afford to fall apart.”

 

Hearts dropped first point of the season as they were held up a goalless draw game against Mysterious Ebusua Dwarfs.

I"m Always Under Pressure - Kenichi