Volta Region Division Two middle league is in progress, I saw a trending letter signed by our mother, Mrs Enyonan of Keta FC after their exit from the ongoing Division two middle league.

She is calling on GFA Boss Mr. Kurt Edwin Okraku to interfere for fairness and things in the Volta Region RFA, Madam your opinion is respected. But when you owe a fine and you refused to pay it on time know what will happen.

Before the start of every competition clubs will be handed over with the competition’s rules and regulations. Now you are calling for fair play, which I agree with you but do you think if not fairness Keta FC would have secured a spot in the ongoing Middle league??

There’s a saying that “He who call for equity must come with clean hands” now someone was disqualified because he/she refused to pay Officiating Fee of just Ghc 200 and with that your team secured the qualification. Now Yingor protested against your team for owing Ghc 1000 and has won a case against you which justifiably led to your point lost in the competition and you are making allegations against the Regional Football Governing Body. Which I think is bad Madam.

I saw teams accusing the RFA Chairman last season but are playing finals this year, let speak to fact here and stop tarnishing the image of our football to the general public. Keta FC is still a division two club and will still participate in next season competition that will be organised by the same RFA you are accusing today.

Protecting the integrity of the game is a shared responsibility. How is it that you think your club should be treated differently at the expense of others. I also know that what is good for the goose is also good for the gander ; and that is what we call protecting the integrity of the game Madam.

We cannot allow you unjustifiably seek public sympathy painting bad image of the Volta RFA.

Madam Enyonan with my humble request I think you should come again with your letter and you clear the air that the letter in public is not coming from you.

In the first place the GFA President is a very busy person to attend to matters of mischief.

Thank you
Spain Borga

The Volta Regional Football Association (VRFA) has taken major steps toward the successful organization of the 2026 Middle League competition following a series of important stakeholders meetings held ahead of the tournament.

The meetings, which brought together football administrators, participating clubs, and match officials, focused on preparations, regulations, and ensuring a smooth and fair competition as teams battle for qualification to the National Division One League.

At an Executive Committee meeting of the VRFA, it was officially decided that the 2026 Middle League competition will be hosted at the Ho Sports Stadium from May 23 to May 31, 2026. The decision forms part of the association’s commitment to providing a suitable venue and maintaining high organizational standards for the championship.

Following the Executive Committee deliberations, the VRFA also held a comprehensive meeting with representatives of all eight qualified clubs expected to participate in the tournament. Discussions centered on the competition’s rules and regulations, operational guidelines, disciplinary matters, and other key issues necessary for the smooth running of the competition.

The meeting reportedly ended successfully, with all participating clubs agreeing to the regulations governing the tournament. Notably, all eight qualified clubs were fully represented at the meeting, demonstrating their readiness and commitment ahead of the much-anticipated competition.

As part of preparations, the VRFA further engaged match commissioners in a separate meeting aimed at strengthening officiating standards during the tournament. Officials were reminded of the need for professionalism, neutrality, and fairness throughout the competition to protect the integrity of the game.

The association emphasized the importance of fair officiating and urged commissioners to uphold the highest standards in the discharge of their duties.

The upcoming Middle League is expected to attract significant attention across the Volta Region as qualified clubs from various zones compete for the coveted opportunity to gain promotion to the National Division One League.

With preparations steadily advancing and all stakeholders actively engaged, expectations continue to build for what promises to be an exciting and highly competitive tournament at the Ho Sports Stadium.

VOLTA FA COMMUNICATION

Ghanaian International Brandon Thomas-Asante continued his fine form for Coventry City during their resounding victory over Swansea City in the English Championship on Saturday.

The Black Stars attacker saw 62 minutes of action as Coventry City romped to a commanding 3-0 away win in the Matchday 39 fixture at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Thomas-Asante shot Coventry City shot ahead with a smooth penalty kick in the 32nd minute.

Coventry City doubled the tally six minutes after Thomas-Asante’s goal when England international Matt Grimes scored in the 38th minute, making life difficult for Swansea City.

Thomas-Asante in Ghana squad for two friendlies

The visitors continued their onslaught when Japanese forward Tatsuhiro Sakamoto added a third goal before the break to effectively put the game beyond Swansea City.

Coventry City comfortably saw out the game to claim all three points and strengthen their position on top of the league standings with 80 points, nine points better than second placed Middlesbrough from 39 games.

Thomas-Asante has now scored 12 goals and four assists in 27 Championship appearances.

His contributions for Coventry City could pave a way for his inclusion into the Ghana squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

He made Otto Addo’s squad for Ghana’s two international friendlies against Austria and Germany this month