Three premiership clubs have secured new home grounds for the rest of the league season beginning Wednesday.

Hearts of Oak, Tema Youth and Real Sportive have ended their stay at the Tema park as they relocate to the Carl Reindorff park in Dansoman and the Robert Mensah stadium in Cape Coast.

The change of venue was as a result of the closure of the Tema park where works begin on the laying of an artificial pitch, sponsored by world soccer controlling body, FIFA.

Incidentally all three clubs were using the Tema park as their home grounds but with nine matches to go, they all relocate as the grounds is handed over to project contractor on Monday.

League leaders, Accra Hearts of Oak would be co-sharing the Carl Reindorff park with ground owners, Liberty Professionals.

On days when both sides have home games, Liberty Professionals would have the first right to the use of the grounds.

This is the third ground move for Hearts of Oak this season after starting from the Ho sports stadium at the beginning of the season.

At the Robert Mensah stadium, Tema Youth and Real Sportive would join Asante Kotoko to use the grounds.

Kotoko plays away on match days that the two sides play at home however, Real Sportive would the first use of the stadium.