Author: Raphael Bannerman-Quartey

Writer/Talker/Pundict. I have Sports at heart.

Basake Holy Stars recovered from a first-half slump to draw Kotoko on Sunday at the CAM Park in the Ghana Premier League. The Porcupine Warriors drew first blood through Albert Amoah on the 30th-minute mark. READ MORE: GoldStars stings Hearts of Oak in Accra The attacker who has been very pivotal since joining based club from relegated Great Olympics shot his side into the lead after single handling scooping his way through the defense of the host to slot his side into the lead. READ MORE : GPL Week Seven Roundup : Kotoko, Medeama win as Hearts of Oak draw Prince…

Read More

Hearts of Oak lost to Bibiani GoldStars in front of their expectant fans at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. On the back of drawing goalless at the Tuba AstrTurf against Dreams FC a week past, the Phobians were optimistic about turning their inconsistent season into an awning one. READ MORE :  WAFU Zone B : Black Satellites pip Cote D’Ivoire into finals The first half flew by with no goals oose between the two after a host of ongoing attacks by both teams. The game was brought to life as Samuel Amofa misjudged a pass from a teammate who…

Read More

Ghana reacted positively to secure one of two slots for the finals of the WAFU B U-20 Cup of Nations qualifiers as they pipped Cote d’Ivoire. The West African side conceded early in the game through, Loukou Jaures but crawled themselves back into the game with an own-goal equalizer before the end of the first half. READ MORE: GPL Week Seven Roundup: Kotoko, Medeama win as Hearts of Oak draw The Black Satellites’ top goal scorer, Jerry Afriyie once again rose to the occasion after he stepped up to take a crucial penalty which sealed the all-important victory for…

Read More

Kotoko showed superiority over Samartex when the pair clashed in game week seven of the Ghana Premier League at the Len Clay Stadium, Obuasi. A goal each from Ronald Frimpong and Stephen Attah Kumi was enough for GoldStars to pick all 3 points at the expense of traveling former Ghana Premier League Champions, Aduana Stars at Duns Park.  Dreams FC and Hearts of Oak played a goalless draw game at the Tuba AstroTurf Park.   WEEK SEVEN Kotoko 1-0 Samartex [A.Amoah] Dreams FC 0-0 Hearts of Oak Berekum Chelsea 3-1 Legon Cities [E.Sarpong,S.Amankona, H.Gyau – K.SUraje] GoldStars 2-0 Aduana…

Read More

Kotoko continued their dominance over Samartex again as Albert Amoah’s first-half goal proved the match-winner between the pair at the Len Clay Stadium in Obuasi. Amoah shot the Porcupine Warriors into the lead in the 31st minute after they controlled large portions of the game and created the best chances within the stretch. The former Geeat Olympics attacker seized the moment and punished the Samreboi-based club after a momentary loss in concentration in the opposing half. READ MORE: Match Report: Dreams FC, Hearts of Oak share points in Tuba The second half saw a ding-dong affair with both teams threatening…

Read More

Dreams FC stood their grounds against a resurgent Hearts of Oak as the duo played out a goalless draw game at a parked at the Tuba Astroturf in the Ga South Municipality. The host, yet to win a game this season, after six rounds of games was looking to turn their fortunes around. Three losses, three draws. READ MORE: AFCON 2025Q: Nigeria withdraws from Libya game. Coach Zito was named a fairly young squad captain by former Hearts of Oak forward, Joseph Esso. They dominated the proceeding in the first half, creating several chances but failed to convert them. READ…

Read More

Sudan shockingly humbled the Black Stars of Ghana in a must-win game at the Martyrs of February Stadium, in Benghazi, Libya. A goal each from, Al-Tash Ahmed and Mohamed Abdel Raman in the 62nd and 65th minute of the game was enough for the host to upset their guest in Libya. HIGHLIGHTS :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZEMuDnrX0E The results see Sudan picking up 7 points from 4 games, while the Black Stars have coped 2 points from 12 points up for grabs. READ MORE: 2025 AFCON Qualifiers: Black Stars train ahead of Sudan clash The BlackStars will play Niger and Angola in…

Read More

The Black Stars of Ghana are ready to battle Sudan in a crunch duel at the Martyrs of February Stadium, Benghazi, Libya. The pair will go head-to-head in the reverse fixture of the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. The two teams ended the game in a goalless stalemate at the Accra Sports Stadium. READ MORE: 2025 AFCON Qualifiers: Black Stars train ahead of Sudan clash The BlackStars will hope for improved game-day results as they sit third with two points from nine in three games in the ongoing qualifying series. READ MORE: AFCON 2025Q: Nigeria withdraws…

Read More

The Black Stars of Ghana have wrapped up its preparations ahead of the reverse fixture against Sudan. The pair will go head-to-head in Libya for game four of the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. HIGHLIGHTS OF BLACK STARS TRAINING : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8oiSrr1UxQ The duo played out a goalless draw game in Accra on Thursday much to the disappointment of the host and its 40,000 fans at the Accra Sports Stadium. https://twitter.com/GhanaBlackstars/status/1845892563817095335 The BlackStars will hope for improved game-day results as they sit third with two points from nine in three games with a possible exit looming.…

Read More

The Super Eagles of Nigeria have opted out of their  2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier game against Libya. This follows what the Nigerians have declared as inhumane treatment given to them by their host, Libya. READ MORE: GPL 2024/25: Samartex edge out Nsoatreman According to them, their scheduled flight to Benghazi was diverted to Al Labraq. https://twitter.com/jasonbannerman/status/1845756956172030288 The Nigeria team of players, technical team, officials, and other high-ranking government officials were left stranded and frustrated without food, water, internet connectivity, and other essentials for more than 14 hours. Several Nigeria players,  captain, William Troost Ekong, and Victor Boniface…

Read More