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The 2026/27 Premier League reaches Matchday 10 this weekend, with Hearts of Oak aiming to recover from their first defeat of the season and leaders Medeama SC seeking to extend their perfect home record.
The main fixture is at Golden City Park, where Berekum Chelsea host Asante Kotoko. Second-placed FC Samartex 1996 face a difficult trip to Bechem United, while Aduana FC visit Gold Stars SC. Elsewhere, Port City FC welcome Basake Holy Stars, Dreams FC meet Debibi United FC and FC Ashanti Gold'04 host Young Apostles.
Hearts of Oak will try to bounce back from a 1-0 defeat by newly promoted Debibi United last weekend, a result which ended their four-match unbeaten run. The Phobians are third with 17 points from nine games and have the division's best defensive record, conceding only three goals.
They have won three and drawn one of their four home matches at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium without conceding, and are unbeaten in their last 16 home league games. Heart of Lions, 12th with 11 points, ended a three-match losing run by beating Bechem United 2-1, but have lost three of four away matches. They have also lost two and drawn one of their last three league visits to Hearts of Oak.
Bechem United have won all four home league matches this season, scoring nine goals and conceding two. Despite three defeats in their last five games, the Hunters are eighth with 13 points. They have also won all four previous home league meetings with FC Samartex 1996 without conceding.
FC Samartex are second on 18 points, level with Medeama SC, after a 1-0 victory over Gold Stars. The Timber Giants have won five of nine matches and conceded five goals, while losing only once in four away games. However, they have lost all four previous away league meetings with Bechem United without scoring.
Berekum Chelsea, 11th with 11 points, will look to respond to a 2-0 defeat by Aduana FC. They remain unbeaten at home, with two wins and two draws, and have conceded twice. Chelsea have won two and drawn three of their last six home league meetings with Asante Kotoko.
The Porcupine Warriors are ninth with 13 points after consecutive 1-1 draws, including their latest match against Medeama SC. They are still without an away win, having drawn three and lost one of four matches on the road while conceding in each game.
Debutants Port City FC are fifth with 15 points and unbeaten at the Nana Boamah Darko II Park, where they have recorded two wins and two draws.
Basake Holy Stars are 10th with 12 points after a 1-0 home defeat by Dreams FC. The Anyinase-based side have scored only five goals and lost all four away matches, scoring once and conceding eight.
FC Ashanti Gold'04 climbed to sixth with 14 points after coming from behind to beat Swedru All Blacks 2-1. They are unbeaten at home, with three wins and a draw, and now target consecutive victories.
Young Apostles are in the relegation zone with six points after one win in nine matches. They have conceded 13 goals, and their latest defeat by Asante Kotoko extended their winless away league run to 19 matches.
Gold Stars SC are 14th with 10 points after five defeats in nine games, although they have won two of four home matches at Duns Park. They have won all five previous home league meetings with Aduana FC without conceding.
Aduana are fourth with 16 points after a 2-0 win over Berekum Chelsea. The Fire Club have won five matches and conceded five goals, but suffered consecutive 1-0 away defeats after a promising start on the road.
Dreams FC ended an eight-match winless run with a 1-0 victory over Basake Holy Stars. The Still Believe lads are 15th with six points and are seeking their first home win, having conceded 14 goals in nine matches.
Debibi United, 16th with 10 points, beat Hearts of Oak 1-0 and are two points from safety. They have lost all four away games, scoring once and conceding nine.
Leaders Medeama SC have 18 points from nine matches, with five wins, three draws and one defeat. The Mauve and Yellow have scored 15 goals, the league's best attacking return, and won all four matches at the T&A Stadium.
Swedru All Blacks dropped to seventh with 14 points after a 2-1 home defeat by FC Ashanti Gold'04 ended a three-match winning run. They did beat Young Apostles 2-1 away in their previous road match, ending a difficult start away from home, but face a strong Medeama side in Tarkwa.