GFA’s COVID-19 monitoring team to storm Aiyinase for Karela-Kotoko clash- Report
Following the Disciplinary Committee statement on Medeama and Hearts of Oak game which was played on Thursday at the Akoon Park for breaching GFA’s COVID-19 protocols, the FA monitoring team have set up a strong team to monitor all venues in the upcoming Ghana Premier League matchday 13 games.
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According to the statement issued by the GFA monitory team, all clubs are to take note and comply strictly with Matchday protocols.
The GFA wishes to sound a note of caution to all members( ESP. Ghana Premier League, Division One League Clubs, Women’s Premier League Clubs) and stakeholders that the Association will not hesitate to take actions(s) to ensure strict adherence to the National COVID-19 protocols as well as its approved GFA Matchday Protocols.
GFA further assured all Ghanaians that the Association will continue to support the national fight against the CoVID-19 pandemic.
According to our close source, Karela United’s CAM Park is one of the Venues that will be strongly monitored and an insider just told our Accra-based Correspondent, Richard Adjei for their next actions.
Karela host Asante Kotoko in a titanic duel on Sunday.
Story: Ebo Eshun, Tarkwa.
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