The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced the match officials for Matchday 11 of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League (GPL), with experienced referees and their assistants assigned to nine fixtures scheduled across the country on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, 2026.
The appointments cover a crucial round of matches, headlined by Asante Kotoko’s meeting with Bibiani Gold Stars at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium and FC Samartex’s home encounter against Accra Hearts of Oak at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena.
League leaders Medeama SC will also be on the road to face Young Apostles at the Wenchi Stadium, while Aduana FC welcome Bechem United to the Nana Agyemang Badu II Park in Dormaa.
The GFA’s announcement provides details of the referees, assistant referees, fourth officials and match commissioners who will oversee the respective fixtures as the competition enters another crucial stage.
Kotoko-Gold Stars and Samartex-Hearts Take Centre Stage
One of the standout appointments is for the clash between Asante Kotoko and Bibiani Gold Stars, scheduled for Sunday at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
George M. Vormawor has been appointed as the centre referee for the encounter, with Ali Timuah Baah and Isaac Asante serving as assistant referees. Maxwell Hanson will be the fourth referee, while Jacob Amagatsey has been named match commissioner.
At the Nsenkyire Sports Arena, Foster Bastiours will take charge of FC Samartex’s meeting with Hearts of Oak.
He will be assisted by Kofi Nyarko Bakae and Joseph Teye Awasabi, with Kingsford Oteng Yeboah appointed as the fourth referee. Eugene Akornor will serve as match commissioner.
The two fixtures are among the notable encounters of the weekend, with the appointments placing experienced officiating teams in charge of games expected to attract considerable attention from supporters.
Medeama’s Trip to Wenchi and Other Sunday Fixtures
League leaders Medeama SC will travel to Wenchi to face Young Apostles, with Charles Bulu appointed as the centre referee.
Richard Nartey and Sulemanna Salau Deen will serve as his assistants, while Ayaaba Ibrahim takes up the fourth referee position. Awudi Dznag has been appointed as match commissioner.
Elsewhere, Aduana FC’s home fixture against Bechem United will be officiated by Jacob Aduntera, who will be assisted by Bless Awadzi and George A. Akisiboka. Angelous Akugru Adonko will serve as the fourth referee, with Osei Koranteng appointed as match commissioner.
At the AAK II Sports Arena, Hassim Yakubu will oversee the contest between Basake Holy Stars and Vision FC. Gabriel Boateng and Ernest Awinbira Ayamga have been appointed as assistant referees, with Dr. Imoro Osman serving as the fourth referee. James Odoom will be the match commissioner.
FC Ashanti Gold will host Karela United at the Len Clay Stadium, where Maxwell Owusu will take charge. Ernest Akatey and Augustine Afful will assist him, while Prince Okoto Ntiamoah has been named fourth referee. Ali Plato will serve as match commissioner.
Saturday Opener and Remaining Appointments
The Matchday 11 programme begins on Saturday, November 14, with Heart of Lions hosting Dreams FC at the Kpando Stadium.
George Effah Sodjonu has been appointed as the centre referee for the opening fixture. The officiating team will include Theophilus Akugre and James Osafo as assistant referees, with Rustum Gameli Senorgbe serving as the fourth referee. George Alhassan will be the match commissioner.
Sunday’s programme will also feature two other fixtures involving Swedru All Blacks and Berekum Chelsea, as well as Debibi United and Port City FC.
At the Swedru Stadium, Alex Amoabeng will officiate the encounter between Swedru All Blacks and Berekum Chelsea. Abraham Partey and Edmond Ofoe Tetteh will serve as assistant referees, while Nana Kofi Amoah has been appointed as fourth referee. Michael Ayeh will oversee proceedings as match commissioner.
At the Debibi Presby Park, Courage Ampofo will be the centre referee when Debibi United host Port City FC. Marvelous Amediole and Yahya Ashaikwei Mensah will serve as his assistants, with Sumaila Nazeef appointed as fourth referee. Mike Amedior will be the match commissioner.
With nine fixtures scheduled across the two days, Matchday 11 promises another significant round in the race for points in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League. The appointed officials will be expected to ensure that the matches are conducted in accordance with the Laws of the Game and that their decisions uphold the integrity of the competition.
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