The Premier League enters Matchday Four on Sunday, September 27, 2026, with a series of intriguing fixtures as clubs look to build momentum, recover from setbacks and strengthen their positions early in the campaign. Asante Kotoko will welcome Aduana FC to the Baba Yara Sports Stadium seeking to extend their unbeaten start, while defending champions Medeama SC continue their search for a first league victory when they host Basake Holy Stars in Tarkwa. Unbeaten Hearts of Oak face another stern test on the road against Karela United in Tamale, while FC Samartex 1996 will look to maintain their impressive start when they visit Swedru All Blacks. Newly promoted FC Ashantigold ’04 host fellow newcomers Debibi United, Gold Stars welcome Port City FC to Dun’s Park, Bechem United take on winless Dreams FC, Young Apostles face Heart of Lions in Wenchi and Berekum Chelsea entertain Vision FC at the Golden City Park. Asante Kotoko vs Aduana FC
Asante Kotoko will look to preserve their unbeaten start when they host Aduana FC at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. The Porcupine Warriors have recorded one win and two draws from their opening three matches and remain unbeaten, although they have conceded in every game. Aduana, meanwhile, ended a two-match winless and goalless run with a 2-1 victory over Karela United but arrive in Kumasi with a poor recent away record. Kotoko have also enjoyed the better of recent home meetings with Aduana, winning three of their last six league encounters at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. FC Ashantigold vs Debibi United Two newly promoted sides meet at the Len Clay Stadium as FC Ashantigold ’04 look to return to winning ways against Debibi United. Ashantigold suffered their first defeat of the season last weekend but have been formidable at home, winning their last five matches across all competitions and scoring 16 goals. Debibi claimed their maiden Premier League victory with a 3-0 win over Young Apostles and will be looking to carry that momentum into their first league visit to Obuasi. Medeama vs Basake Holy Stars Defending champions Medeama will continue their search for a first Premier League win when they host Basake Holy Stars at the Tarkwa and Aboso Stadium. The champions have drawn their opening two league matches, including a dramatic 2-2 stalemate with Dreams FC in midweek. They return home, where they have won their last four league matches and scored 13 goals. Basake Holy Stars have conceded just once in three matches and make the short journey in confident mood following their 1-0 win over Ashantigold. Their defensive resilience will be tested by a Medeama side that has scored at least twice in each of its last four home league games. Young Apostles return to the Wenchi Stadium seeking a response after last weekend’s heavy defeat to Debibi United. The home side have won their last five league matches in Wenchi and have also beaten Heart of Lions in both previous Premier League meetings at the venue. The Kpando-based visitors remain winless after three matches and have struggled on the road, making Sunday’s encounter another important test. Bechem United vs Dreams FC Bechem United and Dreams FC will both be searching for a much-needed victory when they meet at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park. The Hunters have taken just one point from their last two matches after opening the campaign with a win, while Dreams remain winless following two defeats and a draw. Bechem’s strong home record against Dreams provides encouragement, but the visitors have scored in each of their opening three league games. Gold Stars will aim to build on their dramatic 3-2 victory over Dreams FC when they welcome newly promoted Port City FC to Dun’s Park. The Miners ended a two-match losing streak with their first victory of the campaign and will now target back-to-back wins. Port City also travel to Bibiani with confidence after recording their first Premier League victory against Berekum Chelsea last weekend. The encounter will be Port City’s first away league fixture of their debut top-flight campaign after their scheduled visit to Medeama was postponed. Swedru All Blacks face an in-form FC Samartex 1996 side at the Swedru Stadium, with both teams looking to extend their positive starts. The Black Magicians are unbeaten in their last two matches and have won four of their last five home league games. Samartex, meanwhile, remain unbeaten after three matches and have already secured an away victory at Aduana FC. The Timber Giants will be seeking to maintain their impressive early-season momentum against a Swedru side that has proven difficult to beat at home. Berekum Chelsea vs Vision FC Berekum Chelsea will seek to arrest their inconsistent start when they host Vision FC at the Golden City Park. Chelsea have one win and two defeats from their opening three matches but can draw confidence from an impressive six-match winning run at home. Vision, meanwhile, have one win, one draw and one defeat and travel to Berekum after holding defending champions Medeama to a 1-1 draw. The visitors face a difficult task, however, having lost both previous Premier League visits to Berekum and suffered defeats in four of their last five league matches away from home. GFA Communications
