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Hearts of Oak withdraw from GHALCA Top-4 tournament over fixture clash

Hearts of Oak have withdrawn from the 2026 Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) Top-4 Tournament, citing scheduling conflicts and concerns over their preparations for the new Ghana Premier League season. The Accra-based club confirmed the decision in a statement issued on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, saying the tournament dates clash with programmes already arranged by […]

Hearts of Oak withdraw from GHALCA Top-4 tournament over fixture clash

Hearts of Oak have decided to pull out of the 2026 Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) Top-4 Tournament due to scheduling conflicts and worries about their preparation for the new Ghana Premier League season. The club made the official announcement on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, explaining that the tournament's dates conflicted with their existing commitments.

Hearts of Oak also expressed concerns that taking part in the tournament could disrupt their preparations for the new league campaign. Despite reaching out to GHALCA to request a change in dates, the club claims that no changes were made to the schedule. Following thorough deliberation, Hearts of Oak believes withdrawing from the tournament is the best course of action at this time.

The club expressed gratitude to GHALCA for its efforts in organizing the competition and wished the association and the participating clubs a successful tournament. Hearts of Oak reassured that the decision would not impact their relationship with GHALCA, reaffirming their dedication to ongoing collaboration with the association and the wider Ghanaian football community.

The withdrawal leaves the 2026 GHALCA Top-4 Tournament without one of Ghana's leading clubs, and Hearts of Oak will now focus on their preparations for the upcoming league season.

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