Medeama SC board member Dr Tony Aubynn quest to retain the Ghana Football Association Executive Council seat has been dashed after losing elections on Thursday.
In a closely watched contest for one of the coveted seats for the Ghana Premier League, the astute football administrator failed to maintain his position after falling short of the required votes.
Tony Aubynn was vying for one of the five seats allocated to the 18 Ghana Premier League clubs but his bid has taken a nosedive. He garnered 7 votes which could not propel him to retain his seat.
At the end of the election, former Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah emerged with 10 votes, while Randy Abbey received 12 votes, Nana Oduro Sarfo secured 10 votes, and Frederick Acheampong earned 11 votes. These four candidates clinched victory in the tightly contested race.
Remarkably, the fifth and final seat on the Executive Council remains undecided, as Karela United's Elleony Amande and Bechem United chief Kinsley Osei Bonsu found themselves in a tie after two rounds of voting.