Aduana FC have been sanctioned by the Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), receiving a GHS10,000 fine and an official warning following misconduct during their Ghana Premier League encounter against Dreams FC.
The club was found guilty of allowing sections of its supporters to throw objects onto the pitch and at match officials during the fixture, an act the committee described as unacceptable and dangerous to the integrity of the game.
As part of the ruling, Aduana FC are required to pay the fine within 14 days of official notification. The sanction forms part of efforts by the GFA to enforce discipline and maintain order in the domestic top flight.
In addition to the financial penalty, the Dormaa-based club has been formally cautioned. The Disciplinary Committee stressed that any repeat of similar misconduct by supporters would attract harsher punishment.
The decision underscores the Ghana FA’s ongoing commitment to curbing fan violence, protecting match officials, and ensuring safety standards across all league venues as the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League enters its final stretch, with just five matches remaining.
