The Premier League continues on Saturday, September 19, 2026, with defending champions Medeama SC making their league debut against Vision FC, while Heart of Lions host Swedru All Blacks FC as they search for their first victory of the 2026/27 campaign.
Vision FC vs Medeama SC - Nii Adjei Kraku Sports Complex, Tema New Town
Vision FC welcome defending champions Medeama SC to the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, looking to bounce back from their first defeat of the season.
The Tema-based side had enjoyed a perfect start before a 3-1 away defeat to newly promoted FC Ashantigold 04 ended their four-match winning run. They will hope home advantage can inspire an immediate response as they target back-to-back home victories at the venue for the first time since gaining promotion to the top flight in 2024/25.
Medeama return to domestic action after their CAF Champions League campaign ended at the qualification stage following defeat to TP Mazembe. With two league matches in hand, the Mauve and Yellow begin their title defence on the road.
Medeama can take confidence from their strong away record last season, when they finished as the league's second-best away side with five wins, seven draws and five defeats from 17 matches. Their previous two league visits to Vision FC have produced one win and one defeat.
Heart of Lions vs Swedru All Blacks FC - Kpando Stadium
Heart of Lions will be desperate to secure their first win when they welcome Swedru All Blacks FC at the Kpando Stadium,
The Kpando side remain without a victory after their opening two matches, most recently suffering a 2-1 defeat away to Asante Kotoko. They will, however, take encouragement from a strong recent home record, having gone unbeaten in their last three league matches at the Kpando Stadium, recording two wins and a draw without conceding.
Swedru All Blacks travel to the Volta Region with renewed confidence after recovering from their opening-day defeat with a hard-fought 1-0 home victory over newly promoted Debibi United FC. The Black Magicians will be targeting consecutive league wins but face a Heart of Lions side that has proved difficult to overcome on home soil.
All Blacks have recorded two wins and two defeats in their last four away league matches, while their previous visit to Kpando ended in a narrow 1-0 defeat.
With both sides looking to build momentum, Saturday's encounter promises another competitive battle as Heart of Lions pursue their first victory and Swedru All Blacks aim to extend their winning momentum.