Aduana and Hearts of Oak game hit by covid-19

Disappointment has hit football fans in Ghana after
the epic clash between Aduana and Accra Hearts of Oak was called off due to
COVID-19.

Aduana were supposed to host Hearts of Oak at Dormaa’s Nana Agyemang Badu Park on Saturday November, 14, 2020.

The Ghana Football Association saw the need to
cancel the local league game which was supposed to be the opener for the 2020/2021
season as a result of COVID -19.

Medical tests on the officials and players of Aduana and Hearts of Oak gave some worrying results.

Hearts of Oak revealed last week that three players have tested positive to the corona virus.

The GFA Exceutive then informed all the stakeholders
that the match has been called off.

An official communiqué on the GFA website confirmed:

“Aduana
Stars’ Ghana Premier League Match-day 1 clash against Hearts of Oak has
been called off.

This decision was taken after the GFA
was informed that Players and Officials of Hearts of Oak will need further
tests before playing a match.

Further
tests would be conducted by the Ghana Health Service.”

Meanwhile the GFA are yet to confirm all other
matches that are due for Sunday to be played or not.

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