After Sunday’s interesting round of matches in the premiership, the sixteen clubs in the elite league would again line up for match action on Wednesday and Thursday as the league enters match-day-17.

And for Accra Hearts of Oak who sit at the summit of the league with two clear points ahead of their closest challengers, an away game at the Carl Reindorff park is such a tall order even though they have a game to spare.

The Phobians after dethroning Asante Kotoko from the spot are faced with a dicey duel when they clash with Liberty Professionals in the epic encounter for match-day-17.

But while Hearts confront that daunting task, their closest challengers on the log, Asante Kotoko would attempt to curb their losing streak when they play away to Tema Youth at the Tema park.

The Porcupine Warriors have been at the receiving end lately and would seek to restore some confidence in their crestfallen red army.

However Tema Youth, who are placed eleventh on the table are keen to compound the problems of Asante Kotoko.

At the Gyandu park, Sekondi Hasaacas back from their weekend defeat to the Miners in Obuasi would be at home to Real Sportive.

Gamba All Blacks travel away to Sunyani to play Bofoakwa Tano.

In Tamale, Real Tamale United would seek to improve their placement on the sixteen-club log when they welcome Heart of Lions to the Kaladan park.

After an impressive win at home on Sunday, King Faisal would be away to Feyenoord Academy at the Swedru Park.

The game would be the last for Faisal coach, Karim Zito who has declined to renew his contract which expires on Wednesday.

At the Ho sports stadium, bottom placed, Power FC would clash with Berekum Arsenals.

On Thursday, the Ho sports stadium would bounce back to life when Great Olympics welcome AshantiGold to the grounds.