The Referees Appointment Committee of the Ghana Football Association has appointed Wa-based 29-year-old Class One referee, Alfaa Ba-Adey Fuseini to officiate the betPawa Premier League Match-Day 13 encounter between Accra Hearts of Oak vs FC Samartex 1996 on Sunday.
Hearts drew goalless with King Faisal in their last game in the Ghana Premier League which was played at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi on Thursday.
Hearts of Oak is 2nd on the League table with 20 points after 12 games, 4th points behind the league leaders Aduana Stars.
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Hearts of Oak had won two matches in their last four games, drawing one, and losing the other one.
The Phobians are hoping to record a win over FC Samartex 1996 on Sunday to close the gap between them and league leaders Aduana Stars.
Match Details:
Date: Sunday, January 15, 2023
Match: Hearts of Oak vs FC Samartex 1996
Venue: Accra Sports Stadium.
Referee:
Alfaa Ba-Adey Fuseini
Line 1: Theophilus Akugre
Line 2: George
4th Referee: Albert Azantilow
Match Commissioner: Oduro Nyarko
Kick- off at 15:00GMT
Last Updated on March 21, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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