All eyes will be on Swedru on Matchday 17 as Swedru All Blacks host in-form Asante Kotoko in what could be a decisive night for head coach Ahmed Fathi.
Reports around the club suggest the hierarchy are seriously considering sacking him if he fails to beat Kotoko, adding intense pressure to an already high‑stakes fixture.
On the pitch, All Blacks have shown signs of resilience in recent weeks. They have won two, lost one and drawn two of their last five Ghana Premier League matches, a run that has kept them competitive but not fully safe from danger. At home, they have turned their ground into a difficult place to visit, remaining unbeaten in six matches and conceding just three goals, a record that offers Fathi some encouragement heading into this crucial clash.
Kotoko arrive in ruthless form, chasing a fourth straight league victory after a 6–0 win in their previous outing, and boasting the most potent attack in the division. For Fathi, this game feels like more than just three points; it may decide his future on the Swedru All Blacks bench.
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