Okwawu United and Swedru All Blacks will be involved in the premier league play-off today at the El-Wak stadium to determine the last team to join the premiership this season.

Okwawu United have vowed to scale the relegation hurdle successfully.

But All Blacks who are keen on making a return to the elite league after five seasons have other ideas.

All Blacks chairman, George Afriyie says his club is better placed to clinch the last premiership spot due to their level of performance in the national middle league.

All Blacks finished third in the six club middle league with six points.

Okwawu United on the other hand ended last year’s league third from bottom with only 32 points from 30 matches.

The game initially scheduled to be played yesterday at the Tema Park was called off by the Division One League Board due to a clash in fixture with the Top-4 games.