It’s truly historic... True Life FC’s victory over Hearts of Oak is one for the books. And no Hearts of Oak fan should claim it happened because they didn’t field all their top players; they had enough of their key men on the pitch.” - Nana Sarfo Oduro, GFA Executive Council Member

"Taking the Eleven Wonders job was risky, and I’ve been tasked with keeping the team from relegation," - Emmanuel Aidoo, head coach of Eleven Wonders.

“Hearts of Oak recorded GHS 510,000 from Super Clash gate proceeds, yet we were given only GHS 190,000 after deductions by the NSA,” - Yussif Abdulai, NCC Chairman of Hearts of Oak, clarifies their venue change to UG SPORTS stadium

Prosport International’s contract may allow them to oversee parts of Samba Oneil’s career, but they don’t have full control; his management retains equal say - Alexander Cudjoe, manager of Asabre Kotoko captain Gilbani Samba Oneil.

UG Sports Stadium was our main venue choice for the season, but it needed a little maintenance, and management’s decision to move there now is well-considered, thoughtful, and not an imposition on fans. - Kwame Opare Addo, Communications Director of Hearts of Oak.

"Hearts of Oak are not reluctant and are fully complying with FIFA directives to settle the outstanding debt owed to our former technical director, René Hiddink." - Kwame Opare Addo, Communications Director of Hearts of Oak

"I have billions of complaints about Eleven Wonders, but I prefer to stay mute. If I speak out, there would be chaos. The players are really suffering, and I still feed them from my own pocket." - Former Eleven Wonders coach, Nii Odartey Lamptey

“Eleven Wonders players are not paid and not fed well, sometimes going days without food, and are even forced to use ‘trotro’. These serious administrative lapses are the reason I decided to resign.” - J. E. Sarpong, Veteran Coach and Former Eleven Wonders Head Coach

The Kotoko vs Vision FC game raises serious concerns. I suspect referee influence, and this is not a matter of courage. Some decisions appear deliberate and shouldn't go unpunished. - Richmond Opoku Afriyie, Sports Journalist

Our major issue with our referees is that we believe they lack the courage to make certain difficult decisions against certain clubs. The number of disallowed penalties in our GPL is unacceptable and must change. Referees who do not improve may not be retained next season.