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2026/27 GHPL MD6: All Blacks clash with Kotoko as Hearts of Oak host Port City

The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League continues this weekend with nine matches scheduled across the country as clubs look to improve their positions in the early-season standings. Matchday six will run from Saturday, 10 October to Sunday, 11 October, with defending champions Medeama, Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko among the teams in action. The weekend’s […]

2026/27 GHPL MD6: All Blacks clash with Kotoko as Hearts of Oak host Port City

Matchday six of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League unfolds this weekend, with nine matches taking place across the nation. Clubs aim to bolster their positions in the early-season table. Defending champions Medeama, Hearts of Oak, and Asante Kotoko are among the teams competing.

On Saturday, Swedru All Blacks face Asante Kotoko at the Swedru Stadium, with the match starting at 15:00 GMT. Hearts of Oak will host Port City FC at the University of Ghana Stadium on Sunday, in their pursuit of a higher league standing.

Other matches include Berekum Chelsea vs. Debibi United at the Golden City Park, Young Apostles taking on Aduana FC at the Wenchi Stadium, Bibiani Gold Stars hosting Basake Holy Stars at DUN’s Park, and Bechem United facing Vision FC at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park.

The highlight of the weekend is the clash between defending champions Medeama and Hearts of Lions at the TNA Park. Both teams aim to secure crucial points as the season progresses. Additionally, FC AshantiGold vs. FC Samartex, Karela United vs. Dreams FC, and FC AshantiGold vs. FC Samartex will take place at the Len Clay Stadium, Aliu Mahama Stadium, and the Len Clay Stadium respectively.

As the league table evolves, these early fixtures present an opportunity for clubs to gain momentum, narrow the gap with rivals, and demonstrate their potential as title contenders.

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