The curtain will officially fall on the 2024-25 Ghana Premier League season on Sunday, June 8, with all final round fixtures set to kick off simultaneously at 3:00pm local time (15:00 GMT).
With the title race, top-four finish, and final standings on the line, fans can expect a dramatic and action-packed conclusion to what has been a compelling campaign.
In Accra, Hearts of Oak will be aiming to secure a top-four finish as they welcome FC Samartex 1996 to the Accra Sports Stadium. The Phobians, buoyed by recent form, are eager to end the season on a high in front of their home fans.
Accra Lions face a daunting away trip to Bibiani, where they will take on title-chasing Gold Stars FC in a crucial fixture with Premier League implications. Gold Stars, locked in a tight title race, know that only a win will keep their hopes alive.
Dreams FC, safe in mid-table, will host relegated Legon Cities in what is expected to be a low-stakes encounter, though pride will still be at play as both teams look to end the season with a win.
In another intriguing matchup, Bechem United square off with Young Apostles at the Nana Gyeabour Park, while Aduana FC will look to finish strong as they host Basake Holy Stars at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park.
The spotlight, however, will be firmly on Nations FC, who remain firmly in the title picture. They host Heart of Lions in a must-win fixture that could decide the destiny of the league crown.
Elsewhere, former champions Medeama SC welcome Berekum Chelsea to the TnA Stadium in Tarkwa in a battle between two proud sides seeking a positive end to their respective campaigns.
Rounding out the final day schedule, Vision FC, who have impressively retained their top-flight status in their debut season, will host Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex. It promises to be a festive atmosphere as the newcomers celebrate a successful season against one of the country’s most storied clubs.
With all matches kicking off concurrently, fans can expect high drama across the country as the final whistle blows on another unforgettable season in Ghanaian football.
