Six match centres would host games on Sunday as the OneTouch Premier League continues on match-day-19 with two matches put on hold.
With the exception of the fixture that draws the most crowd, the Asante Kotoko-Hearts of Oak clash in Kumasi and the Tamale game between Real Tamale United and Heart of Lions rescheduled, all the other fixtures would be rolled out on Sunday.
The postponement of the games at Kumasi and Tamale is as a result of Ghana’s clash with Togo in Accra on Saturday in the African Nations Championship qualifier. Kotoko and Lions, are contributing more than three players each to the Ghana squad.
And with Asante Kotoko off duty, Liberty Professionals would have the opportunity to cut down on the six-point lead even though the Reds have two games to spare.
The Dansoman-based side would be away at the port city of Tema where they play Real Sportive.
AshantiGold would attempt to record their first win under new coach, Mohammed Gargo when they welcome Sekondi Hasaacas to the Len Clay Stadium.
In Accra, bottom side, Great Olympics, who are struggling to avoid the drop, would try to avoid another defeat when they play King Faisal.
A strong showing the second round by Wa All Stars would be put to test at home when Kessben FC visit the Wa Park in a game between two premiership debutants.
Berekum Arsenals would seek to maintain their unbeaten premiership run at home when they welcome Swedru All Blacks to the Golden City Park.
At the El-Wak Stadium, Zaytuna FC and Tema Youth would battle as both teams attempt to lift themselves from the bottom ranks of the standings.
