The Ghana Football Association has held a meeting with the 18 Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League clubs to review the first round of the ongoing 2024/25 season. President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku expressed his gratitude to the clubs for their continuous improvement of the league and encouraged them to strive for even more progress in the second half of the season.
The association reiterated its commitment to providing support to the clubs, including updates on benefits due to them. President Simeon-Okraku commended the clubs for promoting the league brand, their clubs, and players, emphasizing the importance of complying with regulations, safety, and security protocols.
Key attendees at the meeting included members of the Executive Council, the Domestic Competitions Committee, and the Safety and Security Committee. DCOP Lydia Donkor, Chairperson of the GFA Safety and Security Committee, reminded clubs of safety and security protocols and introduced new initiatives from the Ghana Police Service.
The clubs discussed various league-related matters, including player and match promotions, officiating, and safety and security protocols. The Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League has been highly competitive, with several teams vying for the title, including Ampem Darkoa Ladies, Dreamz Ladies, and Police Ladies. The competition is set to enter Matchday 11 across the league centers this weekend.
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