League leaders Medeama SC travel to Wenchi to face relegation-threatened Young Apostles FC on Sunday, November 15, 2926, while second-placed Hearts of Oak SC visit FC Samartex 1996 in the headline fixture of Premier League Matchday 11.
FC Samartex 1996 host Hearts of Oak at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena, with both sides aiming to strengthen their positions among the leading contenders.
The Timber Giants will be seeking a response after their 2-1 defeat by Bechem United, although their home record remains unbeaten. They have won four and drawn one of their five matches at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena, scoring eight goals and conceding three. Samartex are fourth on 18 points.
Hearts of Oak travel to Samreboi after a convincing 3-0 win over Heart of Lions. The Phobians are second on 20 points, one behind Medeama, and have conceded only three goals this season while keeping seven clean sheets.
Samartex have won three and drawn one of their last four home league meetings with Hearts. The visitors will attempt to end that run and keep the pressure on the leaders.
Young Apostles face league leaders
Medeama will defend their position at the top of the table when they visit the Wenchi Stadium. The leaders have collected 21 points from 10 matches and scored a league-high 16 goals.
Their 1-0 victory over Swedru All Blacks last weekend was their sixth league win of the season. Young Apostles, by contrast, have gone four matches without a win and are 17th with eight points. Their five goals are the fewest in the division.
The hosts will hope home advantage can help them cause an upset, but Medeama have won both of their previous two away meetings 2-0.
Basake Holy Stars FC welcome Vision FC to the Ampain AA II Sports Arena as both teams try to improve their mid-table positions.
Basake, based in Anyinase, have lost four of their past five league matches, including a 1-0 defeat by Port City FC. They are 11th with 12 points, but have won their last four home league games, conceding once and keeping four clean sheets in five home matches this season.
Vision are 12th on 11 points after consecutive goalless draws. They have not lost either of their last two away matches, including a 3-1 win over Dreams FC. Only one point separates the sides.
AshantiGold host struggling Karela
FC AshantiGold ’04 will look to extend their unbeaten home record against Karela United FC at the Len Clay Sports Stadium.
The Obuasi side are seventh with 15 points after 10 matches. They drew 0-0 with Young Apostles last weekend, but have recorded two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five fixtures.
AshantiGold have won three and drawn two of their five home games. Karela have not won in four league matches, drawing twice and losing twice, and failed to score in three of those games. Their away record is poorer still, with just one point from five matches.
Aduana FC and Bechem United FC meet in the Dormaa derby at Nana Agyemang Badu II Park.
Aduana have taken four points from their past two matches, winning one and drawing one while keeping clean sheets in both. The Fire Club are fifth with 17 points and have won four successive home games after losing on the opening day.
They have also won four of their last six home league meetings with Bechem. The Hunters moved sixth on 16 points after beating FC Samartex 1996 2-1 and have scored 14 goals, the second-highest total in the league. However, they are without an away win in five matches.
Swedru All Blacks, also on 14 points, aim to recover from successive defeats when they face Berekum Chelsea FC at Swedru Sports Stadium.
The Black Magicians lost 1-0 to Medeama last weekend, but have won three, drawn one and lost one of their five home matches. They also beat Chelsea 3-0 in their previous home meeting during the 2025/26 campaign.
Berekum Chelsea ended a two-match winless and goalless run by coming from behind to beat Asante Kotoko 2-1 at Golden City Park. The result lifted them to ninth, although they have lost four of their five away matches.
Newly promoted Debibi United FC and Port City FC meet at Debibi Presby Park.
Debibi are unbeaten in two matches after beating Hearts of Oak 1-0 and scoring a stoppage-time equaliser against Dreams FC. They are 15th with 11 points and have won three, drawn one and lost one of five home games.
Port City have extended their unbeaten run to four matches, with two wins and two draws. Their 1-0 victory over Basake Holy Stars moved them to third on 18 points. The Kukurantumi-based club have conceded seven goals this season and will provide a strong test for the hosts.
