An exciting showdown is set to take place at the Accra Sports Stadium as Great Olympics host Bibiani Gold Stars.
Olympics is one of the four clubs that remain unbeaten after two rounds of games, securing back-to-back draws against Bofoakwa Tano and Heart of Lions.
Gold Stars have experienced mixed results so far, winning one and losing one, but they have always proven to be formidable opponents for the Dade boys.
In their previous encounters at home, Great Olympics has scored four goals while conceding two against Gold Stars.
The line-up for Great Olympics will feature Samuel Ashie Quaye, Ebenezer Sekyere, Solomon Adomako, Kekeli Attor, Christopher Nettey, Mathew Agama, and Emmanuel Akesseh.
On the other hand, Gold Stars will rely on players such as Emmanuel Odai, Yahaya Adraman, Yakubu Haqq, Michael Enu, Appiah McCarthy, Alex Aso, and Prince Kwabena Owusu.
Bofoakwa Tano, making a spirited return, will face off against Hearts of Oak at the Sunyani Coronation Park this Saturday, following their successful start to the season with 4 points from their first two matches.
Hearts of Oak coach Martin Koopman has finalized his 22-man squad for their upcoming trip to Sunyani, where they will face Bofoakwa Tano in a Betpawa Premier League match on Saturday.
Head coach of Hearts of Oak, Martin Koopman has admitted that he's had to deal with the issue of multiple first team injuries.
The Phobians have been contending with fitness of some players at the start of the campaign and are set to weave-in a number of players ahead of their clash at Bofoakwa Tano.
“I always look for balance in the team because a lot of players are at the same level and sometimes it is not easy for the coach," Koopman said.
“We have a young squad and when I said five players were on the same level and sometimes I choose for another balance.
“If I want more attacking, then I use another midfield, maybe also another winger."
Koopman again insisted that he can only choose the best for the success of his team.
“So all together we are one family so I have to choose and that is the way to make success," he added.
Hearts of Oak will face Bofoakwa Tano in match-week 3 of the Ghana Premier League at the Sunyani Coronation Park on Saturday, September, 30 at 15:00GMT (3:00pm).
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Hearts of Oak have commenced discussions with former Black Meteors goalkeeper Kwame Baah regarding a potential transfer, as reported by Sportsworldghana.com.
