Ghana Football Leagues

List of Professional Leagues from Ghana under the Globacom Premier League.[1]

Ghana Football Leagues
CountryGhana
ConfederationCAF
Level on pyramid2, 3 and 4
Domestic cup(s)Ghanaian FA Cup
Ghana Super Cup
International cup(s)CAF Confederation Cup
TV partnersGFA TV (Live Matches & Highlights)

Division One League

The league is divided into three zones with a zone in the southern, middle and northern sectors of the country.

2018
Zone One Zone Two Zone Three
1 Berekum Arsenal Achiken FC Accra Lions FC
2 Bofoakwa Tano FC All Blacks United Agbozume Weavers FC
3 Brong Ahafo United Asokwa Deportivo FC Akosombo Krystal Palace FC
4 Crocodiles Stars FC BYF Amidaus Professionals FC
5 Kintampo FC FC Samartex Danbort FC
6 Nea Salamina FC Goldstars FC Great Olympics FC
7 Nkoranza Warriors SC Sekondi Hasaacas FC Heart of Lions FC
8 Nsoatreman FC King Faisal FC Kotoku Royals FC
9 Real Tamale United New Edubiase United Nania FC
10 Steadfast FC Nzema Kotoko FC Okyeman Planners FC
11 Tamale City FC Pacific Heroes FC Sporting Mirren FC
12 Techiman City FC Proud United FC Tema Youth FC
13 Unity FC Skyy FC Tudu Mights Jets FC
14 Wa Suntaa Sporting Club Star Madrid FC Uncle 'T' FC
15 Yendi Gbewaa FC Unistar Academy FC Vision FC
16 Young Apostles FC Venomous Vipers Young Wise FC

Division Two League
2011–12 teams

Division Three League
2011–12 teams
  • Jancole Football Academy (Darkuman-Accra)
  • Akotex FC (Tema)
  • Cornerstones
  • Dumas Boys of GTP (Tema)
  • Dunkwa-On-Offin Starke FC
  • Ghapoha FC
  • Monsasonic FC
  • Great Ashantis
  • Mankessim Striking Force
  • Neoplan Stars
  • Palma F.C.
  • S.C. Adelaide
  • Techiman Universal Stars
  • Thirds World
  • Voradep
  • Accra angels soccer academy
  • Sharp Arrows ((Kanda 441))
  • Great African United
  • Royal Eagle Football club (Dansoman)

GAFCOA

GHANA AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB OWNERS ASSOCIATION (GAFCOA) is an association of amateur (2nd, 3rd and juvenile) club Owners who have come together to seek the welfare and development of the named category and to produce quality players for the game of football in Ghana.

References
  1. "Ghana Football Association". gfa. Retrieved 4 May 2018.
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