GPL match day two: Great Olympics vs Aduana Stars- Ogya boys hope to compound Olympics woes

Great Olympics are seeking their first win of the campaign when they host Aduana Stars in the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.

The match day 2 fixture is scheduled to kick off at the Accra Sports Stadium at 3pm.

'Oly Dade' will be looking to bounce back in front of their home crowd after their 3-0 thrashing at the hands of AshantiGold in Obuasi on opening day.

The Premier League returnees need to get a win in order to avoid the relegation dogfight in the early stages of the season.

Meanwhile, defending champions Aduana Stars come into this match with high hopes after their convincing 4-0 win over Inter Allies last Sunday.

The visitors will start the match as the bookmakers favorite both on current form and head to head record.

Aduana have won three and drawn one out of the four games played against Accra Great Olympics.

The Ogya boys currently sit on top of the league with three points, same as seven teams but with superior goal difference while Olympics are languishing in 17th position.

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Both coaches have the compliment of their full squads ahead of the mouthwatering clash.

The Ogya boys can once again count on striker Yaya Mohammed to continue his scoring form after his sensational hattrick against the Capelli boys on match day one.

Much of Olympics’ hopes will ride on the shoulders of Emmanuel Clottey and Godfred Saka who can pose a genuine threat to any opposition of their day.

Probable line ups:

Great Olympics: GK Ayuba Nelson, Jamal Haruna, Godfred Saka, Moro Iddrisu, Yussif Abdul Razak, Ali Kadiri, Ishmael Nortey, Raymond Oko Grippman, Emmanuel Amartey, Emmanuel Clottey, Eric Osei Bonsu

Aduana Stars: GK Joesph Aidoo, Abdulman Fataw, Isaac Kwain, Hafiz Adams, Asante Yeboah, Mohammed Yahaya, Amankwa Caleb, Opoku Elvis, Samuel Bio, Martey Yeboah, Farouk Adams.

Match officials:

Referee: Eric Owusu Prempeh

Asst 1: Isaac Odoom

Asst 2: Francis B. Arthur

4th Ref: Patrick Okyere

Match Commissioner: Frank Denakpor