As the 2024/25 Premier League campaign enters its decisive phase, Matchday 32 promises intriguing encounters across the country.
Eight matches are scheduled, beginning with a fierce capital derby on Friday and culminating in a title-defining clash on Sunday.
Hearts of Oak, buoyed by a crucial away victory over Berekum Chelsea last weekend, will look to maintain their momentum when they host Accra Lions at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, May 23. The Phobians are eager to climb further up the table, but Accra Lions will be no pushovers in this fiercely contested city showdown.
The spotlight on Sunday, May 25, falls on Bibiani, where title hopefuls Gold Stars FC host giants Asante Kotoko in the weekend’s headline fixture.
The Miners, reeling from a shock home defeat to relegation-threatened Karela United, are under pressure to deliver a response. A slip-up could all but end their Premier League aspirations.
Table-toppers Nations FC welcome reigning champions FC Samartex 1996 to the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in a clash that could shape the final standings.
Nations FC, eyeing a historic league title, must overcome the resilience of Samartex to maintain their lead at the summit.
Elsewhere, Dreams FC return to the Tub Astro Turf aiming to bounce back against Berekum Chelsea, while Aduana FC take on Legon Cities at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park in Dormaa.
In Bechem, Premier League newcomers Basake Holy Stars face a stern challenge against Bechem United at the Nana Gyeabour Park. The Holy Stars are desperate for points as they fight to stay afloat in the top flight.
At the bottom of the table, Vision FC lock horns with fellow strugglers Karela United in a must-win encounter for both sides.
With the season nearing its end, this match could prove pivotal in the battle for survival.
Young Apostles, still reeling from their recent loss to Vision FC, aim to return to winning ways when they welcome a resurgent Heart of Lions side to the Wenchi Stadium.
A victory would provide a timely boost as they seek to consolidate their Premier League status.
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