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Kingson recommended Joe Wollacott – Milo

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Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac has disclosed that new goalkeeper Joe Wollacott was handed his maiden call up to the Black Stars following a recommendation by former international, Richard Kingson.

Explaining his decision to invite Wollocott, Milovan indicated that, Kingson, who doubles as the goalkeeping coach of the senior national team. scouted the youngster.

According to Milovan , he was convinced upon watching several videos of him.

“It was the work of Richard Kingston because he did the scouting work and he suggested this goal keeper to me,” Milovan revealed.

“I watched many videos of him and the decision was made to include him in the squad and when he came, he proved himself and got the chance which he used very well,” he added.

Milovan also touched on new sensation Abdul Fatawu Issahaku and why he was handed his debut game in the 3-1 victory over Zimbabwe in the World Cup qualifiers.

“He recommended himself with his performance for U-20 team and when he came to the camp, he proved himself at the training sessions and the training match so he showed me he has to get the chance and I am quite satisfied with the way he is developing and he is a beautiful talent and a player with a great future in professional football,” he said.

“I am a very democratic person. I am open to hearing people’s opinion because it is important but in the end, I am the one who is making the decision because it is my job at stake and I am responsible after all.

“First of all, I am professional and I expect professional approach from everybody. Nobody can mean better to the players than I can mean good for them so I expect professional approach towards me and I am trying to be professional towards everyone around.

“This is what I had in Ghana but unfortunately in other places, this wasn’t the case so that’s why some jobs ended earlier than it is supposed to be because I didn’t have that kind of approach.

“That is why coming here, I knew what to expect and this is the environment that I really enjoy and the people I work with so I am quite positive in terms of making good things. I am not an autocratic person, I am open to opinions. I think people who cannot work with me cannot work with many other people.

“I believe I am good for team work but in the end, I make the tough decisions and suffer the consequences of things go wrong,” he concluded.

GFA hand 3-year suspensions to three players for double registration

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Three players have been handed 3-year suspensions after been found guilty of double registration by the GFA Disciplinary Committee in accordance with Article 28(2)(c) of the GFA RFA Leagues Regulations.

Seth Abatsa of  Talon FC and John Wornegou of Fotobiman FC who were both found to have altered their dates of birth and other registration details, have been handed 3-year bans from all football related activities.

Their Clubs have also been banned from registering new players for a period of one year.

The Disciplinary Committee also confirmed a decision of the Northern Region Football Association’s Disciplinary Committee which handed a ban to STK Stars FC’s Abubakari Sadik Saeed.

The GFA’s IT Department has been tasked to delete the altered records of the three players with immediate effect.

All players with double registration details in the FIFA Connect system are advised to delete their altered records as a more severe punishment would be given to such players going forward.

GFA

Official : Asante Kotoko Announce The signing Of Cameroonain Striker Mbella Etouga Thierry .

The 20-year old has joined the porcupine on a three-year contract from Cameroonian side.

Etouga was superb in the Cameroonian Elite one League last term where he scored 8 goals and provides 9 assists in 21 games.

“We are delight to announce the signing of Cameroonian U20 forward Mbella Etouga. The 20-year old joins us on a three -year deal from A.S Fortune in the Cameroonian top-flight.

The club has announced this signing on their social media handle.

The Cameroonian has already arrived in Dubai where Kotoko having their pre-season training.

Etouga has joins his country-man George Mefegue Omgba, who joined the porcupine from Avion academy on three-year deal.

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Kumasi Asante Kotoko Confirm George Mefegue Omgba As New Signing.

Asante Kotoko have completed the signing of highly -rated Cameroonian striker George Rodrigue Mefegue Omgba, the club have announced on Monday.

The porcupine warriors have added the 24-year old to boost their attacking options in the upcoming as they eye the ultimate.

Mefegue is joining the Ghanaian giant from Avion academy where he has been Skipper and the club’s top scorer in last three seasons.

He ended Cameroon elite one championship last season as second highest scoring player having netted 10 goals.

“The Cameroonian goal Poacher joins us from Avion academy on a three-year deal.

Kumasi Asante Kotoko announced his signing on their social media handle.

Mefegue who scored 26 goals all-together for Avion in the cameroonian top-flight has penned three-year contract with Asante Kotoko.

He becomes the second cameroonian to sign for Kotoko after Mbella Etouga franck Thierry who also sign a three-year deal.

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2022 AWCON Q: Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo names Black Queens squad to face Nigeria

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Black Queens Coach Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo has named a squad list of 22 players to face Nigeria in the first leg of the 2022 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) qualifiers.

The list includes four foreign-based players with Israel based defender Blessing Shine Agbomadzi making a return to the squad.

Portia Boakye and Spain-based duo Princella Adubea and Grace Asantewaa completes the list of foreign based players invited for the hurdle.

Ghana will take on the Super Falcons of Nigeria in two legs set for October 20 and 24 respectively with the winner of the two matches progressing to the final round of qualifiers for Africa’s flagship female competition.

The 22 players include:

Goalkeepers

Fafali Dumehasi – Police Ladies

Victoria Antwi-Adjei – Kumasi Sports Academy

Mary Neequaye- Immigrations Ladies

Defenders

Gladys Amfobea – Ladystrikers

Ellen Coleman – Ladystrikers

Nina Norshie – Berry Ladies

Janet Egyir – Hasaacas Ladies

Blessing Agomadzi – Hapoel Be’er sheva

Justice Tweneboa – Ampem Darkoa Ladies

Philicity Asuako- Police Ladies

Midfielders

Naomi Anima – Kumasi Sports Academy

Monica Addai – Berry Ladies

Grace Animah – Police Ladies

Grace Acheampong – Ampem Darkoa Ladies

Grace Adams – Berry Ladies

Grace Asantewaa – Real Betis Feminas

Portia Boakye – Dujarden IF

Attackers

Sophia Agyarkwa – Soccer Intellectuals

Vivian Adjei Konadu – Thunder Queens

Elizabeth Owusu – Ampem Darkoa Ladies

Sonia Opoku – Ampem Darkoa Ladies

Princella Adubea – Racing Feminas

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Don’t give up – Samuel Boadu assures Hearts fans of qualification after slim win over WAC

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Hearts of Oak head coach Samuel Boadu is positive his side will make it to the group stage of the 2021/22 CAF Champions League after a slender 1-0 win over Wydad Athletic Club (WAC) on Sunday afternoon.

 
Forward Isaac Mensah scored in the first half as Hearts of Oak picked up an important 1-0 victory over Wydad Casablanca in the first leg of the CAF Champions League play-off in Accra.

Mensah controlled a clever delivery by midfielder Ibrahim Salifu into the net for the only goal of the tight contest at the Accra Sports Stadium.

The Moroccan champions managed to put the ball in the net in the final minutes, but the goal was correctly chalked off for offside.

Boadu has assured the club’s supporters to rally behind the team as they make a trip to the North Africa country next weekend for the return leg at the Stade Mohammed V.

 According to him, his outfit has enormous quality to oust the Moroccans and make it into the group stage of the inter-club competition.
 

“We have learnt a lot from this game [against WAC]. We’ll surely manage our style of play in the return leg tie for a good outcome in Morocco,” Boadu told reporters after the game

“The fans shouldn’t give up and that’s our motto ‘Never Say Die’. We are travelling to Morocco to qualify for the next stage of the competition”

 
With the result, any kind of draw in the second leg will be enough to take Hearts of Oak through to the group stage for the first time since 2006.

The match will be played on Sunday, October 24 in Casablanca.

CAF Champions League: Samuel Boadu Promises Hearts of Oak Fans

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The tactician believes his team will qualify definitely into the money zone next week.

Accra Hearts of Oak head coach Samuel Boadu is very optimistic of his qualification in the money zone, after beaten WAC of Morocco 1-0 in the preliminary round in the first leg at home.

Ghanaian giant have a slim advantage ahead of Moroccan side after a wonderful strike by Isaac Mensah that earned them home win in the first leg tie in Accra Sports stadium.

The young and talented coach promised Hearts of Oak supporters to support the team massively as they visit their counterpart next week for the second leg at Stade Mohammed V.

“We have learnt a lot from this game against WAC,we will surely manage our style to play in the second leg for a good outcome in Morocco.

The fans shouldn’t give up on the team and that our motto is “Never say Die”.we are going to beat WAC in Morocco to qualify to the next stage of the competition.

Accra Hearts of Oak head coach Samuel Boadu told reporters after the game.

Phobia will visit the Moroccan side for the second leg tie in next week.

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Performance of Ghanaian Players Abroad wrap-up: Ayew, Kamaldeen, Tetteh on target for respective teams

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We bring you a comprehensive report on the performance of Ghanaian players abroad in their respective leagues. Our reporter Herbert Boakye Yiadom brings you a report on how the players fared with their club on return from the international break

Players to have scored over the weekend 

Kamaldeen Sulemana scored for Rennes in their 3-0 win over Metz in the French Ligue 1 on Sunday

Andre Ayew climbed off the bench to score for Al-Sadd in their big win over Al-Gharafa in the Qatari Super League

Benjamin Tetteh scored for Yeni Malatyaspor in their 2-0 win over Adana Demirspor in the Turkish League.

Godsway Donyoh climbed off the bench to score for Maccabi Haifa in their 4-1 win over Hapoel Jerusalem in Israel.

Ishmael Yartey scored for Haka in their 1-1 draw against Lahti in Finland

Thomas Agyiri scored for KTP in their 2-0 win over Honka

ENGLAND

In Premier League, Daniel Amartey played full throttle in Leicester City’s 4-2 win over Manchester United at the King Power Stadium

Mohammed Salisu put up another impressive performance for Southampton against Leeds United

Tariq Lamptey climbed off the bench to play 32 minutes for Brighton in their goalless draw against Norwich

In English Championship, Abdul Baba Rahman and Andy Yiadom returned to action for Reading in their 1-0 win over Barnsley

Andy Yiadom was on the bench for QPR as they lost 4-1 against Fulham

In League One, Hiram Boateng saw 22 minutes of action for MK Dons against Shrewsbury in their 1-0 defeat

In League II, Jojo Wollacot was on the bench for Swindon Town in their 2-2 draw against Rochdale

Brendam Wiredu was on action for Colchester in their 1-0 win over Harrogate

Kwesi Appiah played 90 minutes for Crawley Town as they lost to Sutton

SPAIN

Joseph Aidoo played the full throttle for Celta Vigo against Sevilla as they lost 1-0

In Segunda Division, Samuel Obeng played 78 minutes for Real Oviedo in their 1-1 draw against Real Sociedad

ITALY

In Serie A, Emmanuel Gyasi played the full throttle for Spezia in their 2-1 win over Salernitana

Caleb Ekuban played 59 minutes for Genoa in their 2-2 draw against Sassuolo

GERMANY

In Bundesliga, Christopher Adjei-Antwi was on the bench for Bochum against Greuther Furth in their 1-0 win

Hans Nunoo Sarpei played 90 minutes for Greuther Furth

Kelvin Ofori was on the bench for Paderborn against Regensburg in that 1-1 draw

Daniel Kyereh played 90 minutes for St.Pauli in their 4-2 win over Heidenheim

Braydon Marvin Manu made a brief appearance for Darmstadt in their 3-0 win over Werder Bremen

FRANCE

In Ligue I, Salis Abdul Samed played 90 minutes for Clermont in their 1-0 win over Lille

Alidu Seidu was on the bench for Clermont

Majeed Waris and Alexander Djiku did not feature for Strasbourg in their 5-1 win over St Etienne

Kamaldeen Sulemana scored for Rennes in their 3-0 win over Metz

Osman Bukari saw 53 minutes of action for Nantes in their 1-1 draw against Bordeaux

Gideon Mensah was on the bench for Bordeaux

In Ligue II, Ebenezer Assifiah played 20 minutes for Pau FC in their 1-0 win over Paris FC

Emmanuel Lomotey climbed off the bench to play 15 minutes for Amiens in their 1-0 defeat to Dijon

AUSTRIA

Kelvin Yeboah was in action for Sturm Graz in their 1-0 win over Ried

Augustine Boakye was on the bench for Wolfsberger AC in their 1-0 win over LASK

BELARUS

Francis Narh played full throttle for Slavia Mozyr in their 3-1 win over BATE

Dennis Tetteh was an unused substitute for Slavia Mozyr

Sulley Muniru was red-carded in FC Minsk game against FC Gomel

Julius Ofori played 74 minutes for Energetik-Bgu against Dynamo Brest which ended in a goalless draw

BELGIUM

In Jupiler League, Kamal Sowah was in action for Club Brugge in their 2-0 win over Kortrijk on Friday

Eric Ocansey was on the bench for Kortrijk

Majeed Ashimeru saw 18 minutes of action for Anderlecht in their 2-2 draw against St.Truiden

BULGARIA

Bernard Tekpetey and Elvis Manu were both in action for Ludogorets in their 4-0 win over Tsarsko Selo

Carlos Ohene saw 20 minutes of action for Tsarsko Selo

Emmanuel Toku played the full throttle for Botev Plovdiv as they lost 3-2 against CSKA Sofia

CROATIA

Prince Obeng Ampem and Issah Abass were in action for Rijeka in their 3-3 draw against D.Zagreb

CYPRUS

Kingsley Sarfo was in action for Ol. Nicosia in their 1-1 draw against Paphos

DENMARK

Lasso Coulibaly, Francis Abu, Emmanuel Ogura, Maxwell Woledzi and Willy Kumado were in action for Nordsjaelland in their 2-2 draw against Midtjylland

Emmanuel Bio was on the bench for Fremad Amager against Fredericia

In First Division, Frank Assiniki made a brief appearance for Koge in their 1-0 win over Nykobing

ESTONIA

Ernest Agyiri was ina action for Levadia in their 3-2 defeat to Tulevik

Abdul Razak Yusif saw 10 minutes of action for Paide in their 1-1 draw against Flora

Isshaku Konda was on the bench for Paide

FAROE ISLANDS

Samudeen Musah scored in TB Tvoroyri 5-2 defeat to Streymur

Fellow Ghanaian compatriot Musah Armah was shown a red card for the losers

FINLAND

Baba Mensah was 90 minutes of action for Klubi 04 in their 2-0 win over Mikkelin

Mohammed Abubakari played 45 minutes for Mariehamn in their 2-1 win over AC Oulu

Ishmael Yartey scored for Haka in their 1-1 draw against Lahti

Thomas Agyiri scored for KTP in their 2-0 win over Honka

Edmund Arko-Mensah and Nana Banahene were in action for Honka

Eric Oteng was in action for Illves as they lost 3-2 to HJK

Jude Arthur was involved in SJK 2-2 draw against HIFK

Anthony Annan was an unused substitute in Inter Tuku 3-2 defeat to KuPS

ISRAEL

Godsway Donyoh climbed off the bench to score for Maccabi Haifa in their 4-1 win over Hapoel Jerusalem

Cletus Nombil was in action for Hapoel Jerusalem

Mohammed Kamaheni saw seven minutes of action for Ashdod in their 1-0 defeat to Sakhnin

KAZAKHSTAN

David Mawutor played 90 minutes for Shakhtar Karagandy in their 1-0 win over Kaspij Aktau

Joachim Adukor saw 90 minutes of action for Aktobe in their 2-1 defeat to K.Almaty

LITHUANIA

Alex Kyeremeh scored for Dainava Alytus in their 1-1 draw against Dziugas Telsiai

MALTA

James Arthur saw 90 minutes of action for Valletta in their 3-1 win over Sirens

NETHERLANDS

In Eredivise, Mohammed Kudus played 62 minutes in Ajax 2-0 win over Heerenveen

NORWAY

Salomon Owusu was on the bench for Odds BK against Sandefjord

Gilbert Koomson saw 13 minutes of action for Bodo in their 2-1 win over Sarpsborg

NORTH MACEDONIA

Prince Amponsah was in action for Pelister in their 2-0 defeat to Renova

PORTUGAL

Lawrence Ofori saw 30 minutes of action for Famalicao in their 4-0 win over Academica

POLAND

Yaw Yeboah made a brief appearance for Wisla in their 1-0 win over Gornik Z.

QATAR

Andre Ayew climbed off the bench to score for Al-Sadd in their big win over Al-Gharafa

ROMANIA

Samuel Asamoah played 88 minutes for FC Craiova in their 1-0 defeat to UTA Arad

SAUDI ARABIA

Afriyie Acquah saw 60 minutes of action for Al Batin in their 3-0 defeat to Al-Shabab

Samuel Owusu lasted 88 minutes in the game for Al Feiha against Al-Raed as they won by a lone goal.

SLOVAKIA

Benson Anang saw 55 minutes of action for Zilina in their 2-0 defeat to Dun.Streda

Sharani Zuberu played 24 minutes for Dun Streda

SOUTH AFRICA

Edwin Gyimah played the full throttle for Sekhukhune in their 1-0 win over Cape Town City

SWEDEN

Ghanaian trio Frank Arhin, Patrick Kpozo, Mensiro were in action for Ostersunds in their 3-0 defeat to Malmo FF

Malik Abubakari was in action for Malmo FF

Gideon Mensah was on the bench for Varbergs in their 2-1 defeat to Sirius

Sadat Karim played 90 minutes for Halmstad in their 2-1 defeat to Degerfors

Thomas Boakye was on the bench for Halmstad

Nasiru Moro was in action for Orebro as they lost to Goteborg

SWITZERLAND

In Swiss League, Lawrence Ati-Zigi and Musah Nuhu were in action for St.Gallen in their 2-1 win over Servette

TURKEY

Benjamin Tetteh scored for Yeni Malatyaspor in their 2-0 win over Adana Demirspor

Isaac Cofie played 45 minutes for Sivasspor in their 2-2 draw against Antalyaspor

UKRAINE

Raymond Owusu was in action for Zorya in their 6-1 defeat to Shakhtar Donetsk

USA

In MLS, Harrison Afful made a brief appearance for Columbus Crew in their 4-0 win over Inter Miami

Jonathan Mensah missed the action for Colmbus Crew

Emmanuel Boateng saw 23 minutes of action for New England Revolution in their 2-2 draw against Chicago Fire

Isaac Atanga saw 45 minutes of action for FC Cincinnati in their 1-0 defeat to Orlando City

We bring you a comprehensive report on the performance of Ghanaian players abroad in their respective leagues. Our reporter Herbert Boakye Yiadom brings you a report on how the players fared with their club on return from the international break.

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Players to have scored over the weekend 

Kamaldeen Sulemana scored for Rennes in their 3-0 win over Metz in the French Ligue 1 on Sunday

Andre Ayew climbed off the bench to score for Al-Sadd in their big win over Al-Gharafa in the Qatari Super League

Benjamin Tetteh scored for Yeni Malatyaspor in their 2-0 win over Adana Demirspor in the Turkish League.

Godsway Donyoh climbed off the bench to score for Maccabi Haifa in their 4-1 win over Hapoel Jerusalem in Israel.

Ishmael Yartey scored for Haka in their 1-1 draw against Lahti in Finland

Thomas Agyiri scored for KTP in their 2-0 win over Honka

ENGLAND

In Premier League, Daniel Amartey played full throttle in Leicester City’s 4-2 win over Manchester United at the King Power Stadium

Mohammed Salisu put up another impressive performance for Southampton against Leeds United

Tariq Lamptey climbed off the bench to play 32 minutes for Brighton in their goalless draw against Norwich

In English Championship, Abdul Baba Rahman and Andy Yiadom returned to action for Reading in their 1-0 win over Barnsley

Andy Yiadom was on the bench for QPR as they lost 4-1 against Fulham

In League One, Hiram Boateng saw 22 minutes of action for MK Dons against Shrewsbury in their 1-0 defeat

In League II, Jojo Wollacot was on the bench for Swindon Town in their 2-2 draw against Rochdale

Brendam Wiredu was on action for Colchester in their 1-0 win over Harrogate

Kwesi Appiah played 90 minutes for Crawley Town as they lost to Sutton

SPAIN

Joseph Aidoo played the full throttle for Celta Vigo against Sevilla as they lost 1-0

In Segunda Division, Samuel Obeng played 78 minutes for Real Oviedo in their 1-1 draw against Real Sociedad

ITALY

In Serie A, Emmanuel Gyasi played the full throttle for Spezia in their 2-1 win over Salernitana

Caleb Ekuban played 59 minutes for Genoa in their 2-2 draw against Sassuolo

GERMANY

In Bundesliga, Christopher Adjei-Antwi was on the bench for Bochum against Greuther Furth in their 1-0 win

Hans Nunoo Sarpei played 90 minutes for Greuther Furth

Kelvin Ofori was on the bench for Paderborn against Regensburg in that 1-1 draw

Daniel Kyereh played 90 minutes for St.Pauli in their 4-2 win over Heidenheim

Braydon Marvin Manu made a brief appearance for Darmstadt in their 3-0 win over Werder Bremen

FRANCE

In Ligue I, Salis Abdul Samed played 90 minutes for Clermont in their 1-0 win over Lille

Alidu Seidu was on the bench for Clermont

Majeed Waris and Alexander Djiku did not feature for Strasbourg in their 5-1 win over St Etienne

Kamaldeen Sulemana scored for Rennes in their 3-0 win over Metz

Osman Bukari saw 53 minutes of action for Nantes in their 1-1 draw against Bordeaux

Gideon Mensah was on the bench for Bordeaux

In Ligue II, Ebenezer Assifiah played 20 minutes for Pau FC in their 1-0 win over Paris FC

Emmanuel Lomotey climbed off the bench to play 15 minutes for Amiens in their 1-0 defeat to Dijon

AUSTRIA

Kelvin Yeboah was in action for Sturm Graz in their 1-0 win over Ried

Augustine Boakye was on the bench for Wolfsberger AC in their 1-0 win over LASK

BELARUS

Francis Narh played full throttle for Slavia Mozyr in their 3-1 win over BATE

Dennis Tetteh was an unused substitute for Slavia Mozyr

Sulley Muniru was red-carded in FC Minsk game against FC Gomel

Julius Ofori played 74 minutes for Energetik-Bgu against Dynamo Brest which ended in a goalless draw

BELGIUM

In Jupiler League, Kamal Sowah was in action for Club Brugge in their 2-0 win over Kortrijk on Friday

Eric Ocansey was on the bench for Kortrijk

Majeed Ashimeru saw 18 minutes of action for Anderlecht in their 2-2 draw against St.Truiden

BULGARIA

Bernard Tekpetey and Elvis Manu were both in action for Ludogorets in their 4-0 win over Tsarsko Selo

Carlos Ohene saw 20 minutes of action for Tsarsko Selo

Emmanuel Toku played the full throttle for Botev Plovdiv as they lost 3-2 against CSKA Sofia

CROATIA

Prince Obeng Ampem and Issah Abass were in action for Rijeka in their 3-3 draw against D.Zagreb

CYPRUS

Kingsley Sarfo was in action for Ol. Nicosia in their 1-1 draw against Paphos

DENMARK

Lasso Coulibaly, Francis Abu, Emmanuel Ogura, Maxwell Woledzi and Willy Kumado were in action for Nordsjaelland in their 2-2 draw against Midtjylland

Emmanuel Bio was on the bench for Fremad Amager against Fredericia

In First Division, Frank Assiniki made a brief appearance for Koge in their 1-0 win over Nykobing

ESTONIA

Ernest Agyiri was ina action for Levadia in their 3-2 defeat to Tulevik

Abdul Razak Yusif saw 10 minutes of action for Paide in their 1-1 draw against Flora

Isshaku Konda was on the bench for Paide

FAROE ISLANDS

Samudeen Musah scored in TB Tvoroyri 5-2 defeat to Streymur

Fellow Ghanaian compatriot Musah Armah was shown a red card for the losers

FINLAND

Baba Mensah was 90 minutes of action for Klubi 04 in their 2-0 win over Mikkelin

Mohammed Abubakari played 45 minutes for Mariehamn in their 2-1 win over AC Oulu

Ishmael Yartey scored for Haka in their 1-1 draw against Lahti

Thomas Agyiri scored for KTP in their 2-0 win over Honka

Edmund Arko-Mensah and Nana Banahene were in action for Honka

Eric Oteng was in action for Illves as they lost 3-2 to HJK

Jude Arthur was involved in SJK 2-2 draw against HIFK

Anthony Annan was an unused substitute in Inter Tuku 3-2 defeat to KuPS

ISRAEL

Godsway Donyoh climbed off the bench to score for Maccabi Haifa in their 4-1 win over Hapoel Jerusalem

Cletus Nombil was in action for Hapoel Jerusalem

Mohammed Kamaheni saw seven minutes of action for Ashdod in their 1-0 defeat to Sakhnin

KAZAKHSTAN

David Mawutor played 90 minutes for Shakhtar Karagandy in their 1-0 win over Kaspij Aktau

Joachim Adukor saw 90 minutes of action for Aktobe in their 2-1 defeat to K.Almaty

LITHUANIA

Alex Kyeremeh scored for Dainava Alytus in their 1-1 draw against Dziugas Telsiai

MALTA

James Arthur saw 90 minutes of action for Valletta in their 3-1 win over Sirens

NETHERLANDS

In Eredivise, Mohammed Kudus played 62 minutes in Ajax 2-0 win over Heerenveen

NORWAY

Salomon Owusu was on the bench for Odds BK against Sandefjord

Gilbert Koomson saw 13 minutes of action for Bodo in their 2-1 win over Sarpsborg

NORTH MACEDONIA

Prince Amponsah was in action for Pelister in their 2-0 defeat to Renova

PORTUGAL

Lawrence Ofori saw 30 minutes of action for Famalicao in their 4-0 win over Academica

POLAND

Yaw Yeboah made a brief appearance for Wisla in their 1-0 win over Gornik Z.

QATAR

Andre Ayew climbed off the bench to score for Al-Sadd in their big win over Al-Gharafa

ROMANIA

Samuel Asamoah played 88 minutes for FC Craiova in their 1-0 defeat to UTA Arad

SAUDI ARABIA

Afriyie Acquah saw 60 minutes of action for Al Batin in their 3-0 defeat to Al-Shabab

Samuel Owusu lasted 88 minutes in the game for Al Feiha against Al-Raed as they won by a lone goal.

SLOVAKIA

Benson Anang saw 55 minutes of action for Zilina in their 2-0 defeat to Dun.Streda

Sharani Zuberu played 24 minutes for Dun Streda

SOUTH AFRICA

Edwin Gyimah played the full throttle for Sekhukhune in their 1-0 win over Cape Town City

SWEDEN

Ghanaian trio Frank Arhin, Patrick Kpozo, Mensiro were in action for Ostersunds in their 3-0 defeat to Malmo FF

Malik Abubakari was in action for Malmo FF

Gideon Mensah was on the bench for Varbergs in their 2-1 defeat to Sirius

Sadat Karim played 90 minutes for Halmstad in their 2-1 defeat to Degerfors

Thomas Boakye was on the bench for Halmstad

Nasiru Moro was in action for Orebro as they lost to Goteborg

SWITZERLAND

In Swiss League, Lawrence Ati-Zigi and Musah Nuhu were in action for St.Gallen in their 2-1 win over Servette

TURKEY

Benjamin Tetteh scored for Yeni Malatyaspor in their 2-0 win over Adana Demirspor

Isaac Cofie played 45 minutes for Sivasspor in their 2-2 draw against Antalyaspor

UKRAINE

Raymond Owusu was in action for Zorya in their 6-1 defeat to Shakhtar Donetsk

USA

In MLS, Harrison Afful made a brief appearance for Columbus Crew in their 4-0 win over Inter Miami

Jonathan Mensah missed the action for Colmbus Crew

Emmanuel Boateng saw 23 minutes of action for New England Revolution in their 2-2 draw against Chicago Fire

Isaac Atanga saw 45 minutes of action for FC Cincinnati in their 1-0 defeat to Orlando City.

Source: Ghanasoccernet

Evans Owusu Confirms And States His Reason Of Departure From Bibiani Gold Stars

Evans Owusu has officially confirmed his departure from Bibiani Gold Stars just seven days after signing for them.

The 24-year old didn’t specifically explain what caused his termination, but rather stated as personal and professional reasons.

“I will like to inform my fans and the Ghanaian footballing community that I have terminated my contract with Bibiani Gold stars football Club due to personal and professional reasons. This decision took effect on Thursday, October 14, 2021.

This was not an easy decision to make, but I ought to,and I appreciate your support in my chosen profession.

To the Management of Bibiani Gold stars fc,it was rather unfortunately that our bromance had end few days ago we connected.

I would like to thank the management, the unalloyed supporters of the club,the board of directors, the technical team and the playing body.

I wish you all the best as Bibiani Gold stars fc continues to flourish.

Yours sincerely

Evans Owusu.

Evans confirmed on his social media handle.

The left footed joined the “Gye Nyame” boys a week ago and played just a competitive game in the ongoing Ghana’s division one super cup competition.

The former Asante Kotoko and Liberty professionals left back was superb and fantastic in last season League for relegated side Liberty professionals.

-Gyidie Original

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WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Hearts Of Oak 1-0 Wydad Athletic Club

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Forward Isaac Mensah scored in the first half as Hearts of Oak picked up an important 1-0 victory over Wydad Casablanca in the first leg of the CAF Champions League play-off in Accra on Sunday.

The Moroccan champions managed to put the ball in the net in the final minutes, but the goal was correctly chalked off for offside.

Watch highlights below:

https://youtu.be/B_E_JE5xFAU