ANYBODY who closely watched the Black Stars against Lesotho in Bloemfontein would agree the four-time African champions grossly suffered from attitude problem as they nearly gave away a 3-0 cushion.

Kumasi Asante Kotoko have all, but clinched this season’s premiership title and their fans in the Garden city will have cause for celebration as they take on Tema-based Real Sportive in a game of little importance to the champions-elect.

AFTER carving two straight wins in the Angola Nations Cup/South Africa 2010 World Cup qualifier, under-fire caretaker coach of the Black Stars, Sellas Tetteh, must be on cloud nine.

LEADERS, Kumasi Asante Kotoko are beginning to feel the heat with six games to end the Onetouch Premiership.

GRITTY Viviene Avornyo put up a sparkling performance to claim the Ladies top prize at the Annual Barclays Invitational Golf at Achimota last weekend.

In any of the previous five years, it would have been a fairly outrageous statement to make - even for someone who had gone rather deeper into the French Open.

Ghana’s Agenda 2010 Crusade, spearheaded by Kwesi Nyantakyi’s Football Association, took off on an exhilarating fashion last Sunday with an emphatic 3-0 victory over the Greens of Libya in a Group 5 World Cup qualifier in Kumasi.

Tear-away Onetouch Premiership leaders, Kumasi Asante Kotoko, have remained unbeaten in their fortress since the inception of the season — and they don’t look like ceding that feat now.

Tremendous piece of football is expected to ooze out at the various lush turfs across the continent this weekend as frenetic chase for the Angola Nations Cup/South Africa 2010 World Cup ticket roar off.

THE pick of Sunday’s Onetouch Premiership outstanding game is no doubt the Kumasi clash between league leaders Asante Kotoko and defending champions Hearts of Oak in what many have tagged the reds to win.