The Premier League continues on Sunday as Paa Kwesi Fabin's Asante Kotoko go head-to-head with his former club, Heart of Lions at Kpando.

After what seemed like struggling start to the season, the Porcupine Warriors produced a late win over RTU in midweek to someone serve notice to the off-season champions of their intent when both sides meet in the weekend's topliner.

Lions, in fourth place with a point better than Kotoko have failed to carry into the new season their off-season performance which saw them clinch the Top-4.

But playing at home and with their former coach coming to town, Johnny Orlando's charges will dare to disappoint.

There are several intriguing encounters on the cards, as defending champions Hearts of Oak serve the final of their two-game home ban at the Robert Mensah Stadium in Cape Coast where they host Bechem Chelsea.

Leaders and the in-form side, Kessben FC will travel to the Len Clay Stadium where they attempt to take all three points off New Edubiase.

Struggling Wa All Stars could make the decision to sack coach Isaac Opeele Boateng unpopular when they arrive in Kumasi to play King Faisal.

Aduana Stars who accounted for Hearts of Oak's defeat on Wednesday meet Hasaacas at the Sekondi Stadium.

Great Olympics will seek to take their wonderful display to the Tamale Stadium where they clash with Real Tamale United.

At the Golden City Park, AshantiGold will have to rediscover their form as they confront home side, Berekum Arsenals who are lying second on the standings.

A revival is somehow needed in Accra to save the coaching duo of C.K. Akonnor and Nii Odartey Lamptey their jobs at Eleven Wise who have slumped to the bottom of the table collecting four points from a possible 18 so far.

Wise will need to turn around their recent poor run when they meet Liberty Professionals.