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Accra Hearts of Oak to play remaining League matches at Accra sports stadium amid University of Ghana Stadium renovation

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
March 23, 2026
in Football, Ghana, Premier League, Top Stories
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Accra Hearts of Oak, one of Ghana’s most storied football clubs, will host their remaining Ghana Premier League fixtures at the Accra Sports Stadium following the closure of the University of Ghana Stadium for extensive renovation works.


The University of Ghana Stadium, located in the Legon suburb of Accra, has been undergoing structural and infrastructural improvements to meet modern standards for players, officials, and fans. The temporary closure comes as part of a broader initiative by authorities to upgrade sporting facilities in the country, ensuring enhanced safety, comfort, and overall matchday experience.


For Hearts of Oak, the move back to the Accra Sports Stadium marks a return to a venue that has long been a fortress for the club. The stadium, with its iconic red stands and passionate fanbase, provides a familiar environment that could prove advantageous in crucial league matches. Club officials and supporters alike will be keen to see the team capitalize on the home-ground atmosphere to secure important points in the race for league success.


The decision also underscores the club’s commitment to maintaining consistency and minimizing disruption to their league campaign. By shifting to the Accra Sports Stadium, Hearts of Oak ensures that players can continue to perform at a high level without the logistical challenges associated with alternate venues.


Fans are encouraged to monitor official club communications for match schedules, ticketing information, and COVID-19 protocols, if applicable, as the team completes the remainder of the season at their historic home ground.
With the league title race intensifying and key fixtures ahead, Hearts of Oak’s return to the Accra Sports Stadium is expected to inject energy, optimism, and motivation into both players and supporters as they aim to finish the season strongly.

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