In a bid to ensure fairness and maintain the integrity of the Ghana Premier League, Great Olympics spokesman, Saint Osei, has strongly advocated for the remaining league games to be played simultaneously.
Osei's proposal, directed at the Ghana Football Association, aims to eliminate any potential advantages that could arise from staggered fixtures, emphasizing the need for a level playing field as teams compete for the coveted league title.
The Ghana Premier League will end on Sunday, June 11. Medeama SC currently leads with 56 points, Aduana is in second place with 52 points, Bechem United and Asante Kotoko occupy the 3rd and 4th respectively. Kotoku Royals has already been relegated, King Faisal and Karela United occupy the 17th and 16th position.
"There is another thing we also looking at I don't know that the penultimate matches why is it that some matches are played earlier than the others. We will want to find out I think all matches should be played," he told Peace FM as monitored by Footballghana.com
"We used to play at the Accra Sports Stadium we are no more so the tension will reduce and the other venues outside. If they are telling us that StarTimes sponsorship I think what is happening is very crucial and it is very important than we airing some of the matches,"
"Because you cannot let some people play today and others play tomorrow it will actually going to affect what we are experiencing now it is not proper because if you play a match today it means somebody is waiting for your score to work on his,"