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Fourteen Ashantigold players handed bans for match fixing [FULL LIST]

Fentuo Tahiru by Fentuo Tahiru
May 16, 2022
Reading Time: 1 min read

A total of fourteen players of Ghana Premier League club, Ashantigold, have been handed various bans after being found guilty of match manipulation in a Ghana Premier League game from the 2021/2022 season.

The Ghana Football Association’s Disciplinary Committee decision relates to a Ghana Premier League game played at the end of the 2020/2021 season when Ashantigold beat Inter Allies by 7-0.

An Inter Allies player, Hashmin Musah, scored two own goals and later admitted his action was to spoil a bet placed on the said game.

The following players were banned for 24 months each, for their apparent involvement in fixing the game.

Player Name                                     Jersey Number
Stephen Owusu Banahene                4
Dacosta Ampem                                 7
Frank Akoto                                        15
Agyemang Isaac Opoku                    19
Amos Kofi Nkrumah                          24
Eric Esso                                            25
Moses Kwame                                   29
Solomon Afriyie                                 35

Samed Mohammed, Player number 32 and Seth Osei received a 30-month (2.5 years) ban each for their involvement in fixing the game, and also verbally abusing Inter Allies officials for bringing on Hashmin Musah, who ‘spoilt’ the bet with his two intentional own goals.

The underlisted players, who were invited but failed to appear before the Committee have also been banned for 48 (4 years) months each.

1. Emmanuel Owusu – Player
2. Mohammed Bailou – Player
3. Amos Addai – Player
4. Paul De Vries Asare – Player

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