Ghanaâ??s Black Queens and Black Meteors will receive coordinated support from the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) and the Ghana Football Association (GFA) as they attempt to end the countryâ??s 24-year absence from Olympic football.The two organisations held a high-level meeting with the management team of the Black Queens and the technical leadership of the national U-23 side to establish a joint strategy for qualification for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA.Ghana

Prempeh Elite Academy have established a clear lead in Group A of the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship after winning all three of their matches.Their latest success came on Tuesday, October 6, when they recorded a commanding 5-0 victory over Volta Region to move on to nine points.Greater Accra are second with eight points, while Upper East Region sit third on five. Central Region occupy fourth place on three points, followed by Volta Region on two.Northern

Elite Academy, Prempeh strengthened their position among the leading contenders at the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship with a 5-0 win over Volta Region on Matchday Three.The result extended the Academy boysâ?? perfect record at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, where they delivered another dominant performance.Thomas Asante opened the scoring, before Yusuf Sabits and Michael Brebi both scored twice to complete a comprehensive victory

A Football Kenya Federation Premier League promotion/relegation playoff descended into chaos on Tuesday after referee John Sulwe was assaulted, forcing the decisive clash between Kariobangi Sharks and Mombasa United to be abandoned.The return leg at Ulinzi Complex Stadium was stopped in the 66th minute after Sulwe awarded Mombasa United a penalty for a challenge inside the Sharks box.Sharks players immediately protested the decision before tensions escalated, with some confronting

Prempeh Elite Academy will put their perfect start to the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship on the line when they face second-placed Greater Accra in the headline fixture of Matchday Four on Wednesday, October 7.The Group A leaders have collected maximum points from their opening three matches and will be determined to maintain their momentum. However, Greater Accra, just one point behind, will be looking to upset the Academy and seize control of the group.The

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren says Ghana will focus on improving their attacking play as they prepare to face Mauritius in the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers.The Black Queens opened camp in Mauritius on Monday, October 5, ahead of Thursdayâ??s first-leg encounter.With the squad still being assembled, Bjorkegren says the team will use the available training time to work on tactical aspects of their game, particularly their performance with the ball in attack.â??And

Ghana Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has indicated that the full squad invited for the Olympic Games qualifier against Mauritius will be in camp on Wednesday, October 7.The coach named his squad for the upcoming double-header against Mauritius last week and has already opened camp with some of the players who arrived early.Speaking to GFA Media on the situation in camp, Kim Lars Bjorkegren said he expects to have a full house for training on Wednesday.â??So, my first

Prempeh Elite Academy have emerged as the early pace-setters in Group A of the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship, maintaining a flawless record after three rounds of action.The Academy side strengthened their grip on the group with a commanding 5-0 victory over Volta Region on Tuesday, taking their points tally to a perfect nine from three matches.Greater Accra remain close behind on eight points, with Upper East Region third on five. Central Region occupy

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren says Ghanaâ??s first training session in Mauritius was deliberately kept light as players continued to arrive at camp.Ghana opened camp on Monday, October 5, ahead of their 2028 Olympic Games qualifier against Mauritius.Ten players had arrived in Mauritius by midday on the opening day, with Rose Teye Baah, Margaret Agyapomaa, Diana Amoako, Nancy Amoh, Zakaria Ajegepina and Rabiatu Maltiti among those in camp.With some players arriving

Elite Academy, Prempeh maintained their perfect start to the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship with an emphatic 5-0 demolition of Volta Region at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram.Thomas Asante opened the scoring before Yusuf Sabits and Michael Brebi both struck twice to complete a dominant victory and keep Elite Academy firmly among the early title contenders.Elite Academy, BIG Boss also staged a comeback, overcoming Brong Ahafo 2-1. Bright

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren says he is delighted to reunite with his players following their participation at the 2026 Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).Ghana opened camp in Mauritius on Monday, October 5, ahead of their 2028 Olympic Games qualifier against the hosts.The Black Queens arrived in Mauritius with 10 players joining the camp by midday, including Rose Teye Baah, Margaret Agyapomaa, Diana Amoako, Nancy Amoh, Zakaria Ajegepina and Rabiatu Maltiti.With

Ghanaâ??s 2026/27 Womenâ??s Premier League season will begin on October 23â??26, with 20 clubs set to battle for domestic supremacy across the Northern and Southern Zones.The Ghana Football Association has confirmed the dates for the new campaign, which will run until April 9â??12, 2027, before the season concludes with a meeting between the two zone champions.Ten clubs will compete in each zone, with the winners advancing to the League final scheduled for April 30â??May

Former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah believes Pep Guardiola will be deeply affected by the financial scandal surrounding Manchester City.Appiah, who played alongside Guardiola at Italian club Brescia during the 2002/03 season, said the former Manchester City manager is the type of person who wants to resolve problems immediately.City were found guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules following a lengthy investigation, although the club has denied wrongdoing and

Former Black Stars psychologist Dr Patrick Ofori has called for a review of the financial arrangements for coaches of Ghanaâ??s senior national team, particularly the payment of monthly salaries alongside winning bonuses.Ofori believes a Black Stars coach who is already receiving a monthly salary should not also earn twice the winning bonus paid to the players.â??We believe that once a Black Stars coach is on a monthly salary, there is no way he should get double the winning

The 2026/27 Womenâ??s Premier League will begin across Ghanaâ??s Northern and Southern Zones on the weekend of October 23â??26, 2026, after the Football Association confirmed the season schedule.The league will continue until the weekend of April 9â??12, 2027, with 20 elite clubs involved. The teams will be split evenly between the two zones, with 10 clubs competing in each.The campaign will conclude with the League final, scheduled for the weekend of April 30â??May

FIFA is facing renewed scrutiny following reports that DR Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi may have been ineligible to represent the country during their decisive 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.According to reports by The New York Times and Le Monde, an internal FIFA document indicated that Mpasi had not completed the required process to change his international allegiance after representing France at youth level.Mpasi, who was born in France, reportedly played for French youth

Ghanaâ??s Black Maidens suffered a 3-0 defeat to China in a high-profile friendly on Tuesday as preparations continue for the 2026 FIFA U17 Womenâ??s World Cup in Morocco.The match was played at Stade Hay Moulay Rachid, with Ghana competing against one of their fellow participants ahead of the global youth tournament.The Black Maidens put up a good performance in the opening half but went into the interval 1-0 down.Ghana struggled to maintain the same level after the break

Former Black Stars psychologist Dr Patrick Ofori has called for reforms to ensure schools that nurture football talents can benefit financially when those players secure major transfers.Speaking on Sporty FM, Ofori argued that schools play an important role in developing young footballers but often do not benefit from the financial value created when those players progress into professional football.He cited Accra Academy and St Augustineâ??s College, where former Black Stars

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho is reportedly considering calling up Ghanaian young defender Oscar Naasei for the upcoming Spanish La Liga showdown against Villarreal.The record UEFA Champions League holders will square off with Villarreal on Saturday following the closure of the international break.According to Spanish outlet Marca, the seasoned football manager is considering including Naasei in his matchday squad for the Villarreal showdown amid shortage of options in defense

Former Ghana U-17 coach Karim Zito has backed local coaches to take charge of the Black Stars, arguing that they can deliver success while reducing the financial burden on the Ghana Football Association.Zito made the comments before the start of the Ghana Premier League season, during discussions about the possibility of a Ghanaian coach leading the senior national team.He believes local coaches would approach the Black Stars job with a strong commitment to achieving results rather