Minority demands audit of Black Stars and GFA as coaching debate grows
Lawmakers say swapping the head coach will not fix the team, while a newspaper columnist argues for local coaches over Carlos Queiroz.
FC Samartex, held 1-1 at Swedru All Blacks, top the table and are still without a defeat after four rounds.
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Two early unbeaten records in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League fell over the Matchday Four weekend. Aduana FC won 2-0 away to Asante Kotoko in Kumasi despite being a man short for most of the match, and Hearts of Oak went down 1-0 to Karela United in Tamale. FC Samartex, who drew away at Swedru All Blacks, stayed unbeaten at the top.
Supporters of Kotoko in Kumasi and Hearts of Oak in Accra now see their clubs' unbeaten starts gone, while Aduana and Karela United followers have a first big result to celebrate. Medeama's first win and the goals across the country show a competitive league from Tarkwa to Tamale. The next round's live television games give fans who cannot travel a chance to watch, if the broadcast plans are confirmed.
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Lawmakers say swapping the head coach will not fix the team, while a newspaper columnist argues for local coaches over Carlos Queiroz.
Coach Nebojsa Kapor has asked fans to pack the stands for a side that has won both of its league games so far.
Ofei stays in the national set-up but will devote himself to Ghana's under-23 side, the Black Meteors.
The Ghana Football Association describes the switch as part of a wider reorganisation of its technical teams.