The 2025/26 Ghana Premier League enters Matchweek 4 this weekend with some mouthwatering clashes on the cards.
After their opening-day wins, Asante Kotoko and Goldstars, who recorded mixed results in CAF’s inter-club competitions, return to the domestic competition.
Champions Goldstars SC travel to the Central Region to face Swedru All Blacks at the Swedru Sports Stadium, where the Black Magicians seem to have turned into a den. The Black Magicians’ first match at the venue saw former champions Berekum Chelsea leave with three unanswered goals.
The match will be on Saturday, October 4.
Also returning from Africa is Asante Kotoko, who will have a tough test against Kpando Heart of Lions.
The Porcupine Warriors lost same fixture last year by a lone goal at the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium in a game that compounded the troubles for then coach Dr Prosper Narteh Ogum.
After breaking a 15-year jinx by going all the way to Berekum to beat Berekum Chelsea, Karim Zito’s side will aim to break Lions, who sit top of the log.
The Volta Region side, however, boast of a perfect start to the season, winning all three matches so far.
Starting the week will be another undefeated side Hearts of Oak in action on Friday.
The Phobians travel to Bechem to face Bechem United, a side that is chasing a win this season.
The Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park will, therefore, be a hotbed of action for the former champions and the Hunters.
Other interesting matches await patrons on Matchday 4.
On Saturday, Eleven Wonders will seek to clinch their first win as they host Young Apostles at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Park.
Bottom-placed Berekum Chelsea will host Basake Holy Stars while FC Samartex return to the Nsenkyire Sports Arena to host Aduana FC.
After their first loss of the season, Medeama SC will return to Tarkwa to host Nations FC.
It will be home-away-from-home for Dreams FC and Vision FC as they lock horns at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Park in Tema.
In-form Karela United will travel to Hohoe to face Hohoe United in a match that wraps up Week 4.
