The final round of matches in the GHALCA Top-4 competition pitches archrivals Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko in a crucial decider at the Sunyani Coronation Park.

In the other fixture, King Faisal will battle Berekum Arsenals at the Golden City Park in Berekum.

Hearts lead the Top Four chart on nine points but are being hotly pursued by Kotoko on eight points.

Coach of Kotoko, E.K Afranie is confident his team will lift the trophy having come this close.

“Initially Kotoko was not interested in the Top-4.

“We decided to use it to prepare out team ad we have achieved our aim. Having achieved this feat, I think that we can also annex the championship.

“We are playing at home. We are not playing away even though we away from Kumasi, it’s our home match and I think we should work hard to annex the championship so that it would be a booster for the boys’ preparation for Africa.

“Sometimes in Kotoko and Hearts matches, the one who plays better loses but this time we would play better and win,” Afranie said.