Aduana Stars to benefit from ‘Nsoatreman largesse’

 It will be the turn of Aduana Stars to benefit from the three points and three goals without kicking a ball as the Ghana Premier League reaches match day 28 on Sunday.

The Dormaa side are scheduled to play as host to Nsoatreman FC which pulled out of the competition for security reasons, following their involvement in crowd violence when they played Asante Kotoko.

After the decision that forced the FA to enforce its rules, clubs that were yet to play them have enjoyed three points and three goals without kicking the ball.

For the Dormaa side, the gift of match day 28 would go a long way to boost their chances of climbing the table to contest for some of the top of the table slots.

The story would, however, be different for the others including Asante Kotoko who would be engaged in a difficult clash against Nations FC at the Dr Kwame Kyei Stadium.

Kotoko are beginning to feel the pressure that comes from occupying the top position as clubs attempt to dethrone them week in week out.

They have drawn in their last two games against Heart of Lions and Bechem United. The game with Nations FC would be equally tough and would need their men to be in good shape to survive a third scare.

Dreams FC’s inconsistent form would continue at the Tuba Astro Turf where they lock horns with Vision FC just as Holy Stars look set to deepen the woes of Legon Cities in their game at the C.A.M Park in Ainyinase.

Hearts of Oak would have to show character to secure all three points against Karela United at the Accra Sports Stadium while Goldstars and Medeama SC slug it out at the Bibiani DUN’s Park.

The Kpando Stadium would host the battle of the Lions as host, Heart of Lions, oblige relegation threatened Accra Lions in a potentially explosive encounter.

At the Wenchi Stadium, Young Apostles will face Samartex FC while Bechem United host Berekum Chelsea at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park.