
Football activities across Ghana reached a fever pitch this week as Nukunu FC secured the 2025/26 Mart ‘D’ Electricals Volta Regional Football Association Division Two League title. In a tense Middle League final, Nukunu FC defeated Yadzo Oti Warriors FC with a narrow 1-0 victory to claim the championship. The match’s solitary and decisive goal came from Esinu Harry, who successfully converted a rebound after his initial penalty attempt was saved by the Yadzo goalkeeper. This victory is particularly significant as it marks Nukunu FC’s inaugural appearance in the Regional Middle League, instantly elevating them to the ranks of the region's elite clubs.
The final was a hard-fought encounter characterized by high stakes and physical play. While Yadzo Oti Warriors maintained an aggressive posture throughout the match in search of an equalizer, their ambitions were severely hampered in the second half when they were reduced to ten men following a red card. Nukunu FC capitalized on the numerical advantage to maintain their lead until the final whistle. Individual excellence was also recognized during the tournament's closing ceremony: Nukunu’s Teye Michael Awuley was named Best Goalkeeper, while his teammate Junior Ayitey finished as the Top Scorer. Despite the loss, Yadzo Oti Warriors’ Perfect Esetor was honored as the Player of the Tournament for his standout performances.
Simultaneously, the University of Ghana Corporate Football League (UGCFL) Season 2 moved into its final stage following intense semi-final clashes at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. Wilmar Africa booked their place in the final with a convincing 2-0 win over the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), courtesy of goals from Richard Brianoo and Roland Tetteh. They will face the Ghana Armed Forces Officers Sports Club (GAFOSC), who edged past the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) in a tightly contested 1-0 match. L/CPL Gabriel A. Teye scored the winning goal for GAFOSC, setting the stage for a high-profile showdown between the corporate giants and the military side.
These developments highlight the vibrant state of both regional and corporate football in Ghana. While Nukunu FC celebrates a historic milestone that showcases the depth of talent in the Volta and Oti Regions, the UGCFL continues to bridge the gap between corporate engagement and athletic competition. The focus now shifts to the UGCFL final scheduled for Friday, June 5, 2026, where Wilmar Africa and GAFOSC will compete for the ultimate trophy at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. These tournaments collectively underscore a successful season of football development and competitive spirit across various levels of the Ghanaian sporting landscape.
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