Pay off embarrassment hits Ghana football again as Ashgold Chief blames horde for clubs of match-fixing

Hearts of Oak
Previous Hearts of Oak Communications Director, Albert Commey, has blamed the club for playing a decent game against Real Tamale United [RTU].
In the last round of the time, the Phobians were pounded 4-1 at the Accra Sports Stadium.
AshantiGold Deputy CEO, Albert Commey, has dropped a stunner, guaranteeing a few games on the last day of the Ghana Premier League were fixed.
The ex-Aduana Stars CEO likewise affirmed that games including Gold Stars and AshGold, Eleven Wonders and Aduana Stars, and the conflict including King Faisal and Legon Cities were undeniably fixed matches, pointed toward guaranteeing the endurance of some transfer compromised clubs.

Albert Commey

“The Ghana Premier League was competitive but wasn’t happy with the final day because there were lots of fixed games. RTU never won any match away. AshGold v Bibiani Gold Stars was fixed. Wonders v Aduana was fixed. King Faisal vs Legon Cities was fixed,” Commey, who is the General Manager of Ashgold told Sunyani-based Space FM.

 “Normally when it gets to that time, clubs want to survive. FA doesn’t know about it. How do you think Hearts of Oak will lose by 4 goals. Did you watch them yesterday? We shouldn’t be hypocrites or we won’t progress. I’m a Hearts fan, I’m telling you,” he added.

In the said matches, King Faisal recorded a 2-1 win over Legon Cities and RTU won 4-1 against Hearts of Oak in Accra, meaning both Faisal and RTU escaped relegation. But, Eleven Wonders’ 2-1 home win could not guarantee their survival.

Furthermore, Gold Stars and AshGold played out a 2-2 drawn game but both clubs were not battling relegation. But, AshGold winger Yaw Annor secured 2 goals in the said game that helped him win the GPL Goal-King with 22 goals, one better than Kotoko striker Franck Mbella Etouga.

Elmina Sharks, WAFA, and Eleven Wonders were caught in the relegation web after 34 match days and are expected to be demoted to the Division One League, pending the outcome of AshGold’s appeal against their demotion to the Division Two League over match manipulation.