The 2006/2007 One Touch Premier League will end on Sunday, April 29 with the honouring of the 30th week matches at the approved centres. With a release by the Professional League Board ( PLB ) that all matches are played on Sunday, Accra Hearts Of Oaks having already sealed the Championship, but the centre of attraction will be the battle against relegation.


Power FC are the only confirmed candidate for relegation, whiles the other two places will be determine after the final day of matches.


The Permutation for relegation in the One Touch Premier League


1. Power FC is gone for good. No chance at all on the last day of matches.


2. If Tano Bofoakwa beats King Faisal and Fete Feyenoord either draw or lose to Ashgold, Bofoakwa will stay in the Premiership whilst Faisal and Feyenoord are relegated


3. On the other hand should Bofoakwa win and Feyenoord also win, then the Swedru based club Fete Feyenoord will stay whiles Bofoakwa the apostles of Ghana soccer gets relegated with King Faisal


4. But should Bofoakwa and King Faisal draw whilst Feyenoord wins, then the two teams will visit relegation with Swedru base staying.


5. On the contrary should Feyenoord draw whiles the match at Sunyani also ends in draw then King Faisal will stay in the Premiership.


6. If King Faisal wins they automatically stays in the premiership. But Feyenoord will also have to win its match and pray that Sportive beat either RTU or the match ends in draw at Kaladan Park before they can avoid relegation. This means that RTU and Bofoakwa will be relegated.


7. For RTU also to stay they need only a win to make the other score line irrelevant.


8. Other permutation is that if RTU loses and Bofoakwa and Feyenoord wins, the pride of the north and Faisal will be relegated.


9. A draw for Bofoakwa automatically takes them to relegation.


10. But should King Faisal draw then they will have to wait for the score line between Feyenoord and Ashgold to know their fate


Finally, all these permutation means that two of these teams RTU, King Fiasal, Feyenoord and Bofoakwa will go to relegation after Sunday One Touch Premier League matches

SCOUTING REPORT:
Joseph Epton, our representative in Ghana, has followed midfielder Ebenezer since some time and feels that this young football player is a hot prospect waiting to be launched onto the international soccer scene. Have a look at his observations below.





Name: Ebenezer Aryee

DOB: 16/12/1986
Place of Birth: Accra

Nationality: Ghanaian
Height/Weight: 183cm/ 75kg

Position: Midfielder (offensive & defensive)
Foot: right and left (100%)

Current Club: Free player


Playing Career:


2005 - Kade Hotspurs (GT Premiership)
2004 - Oscar F.C (1st Div)

2003 - Basement F.C (2nd Div)

Midfielder Ebenezer is known for his tremendously high work rate and commitment. He has good vision and applies himself across the entire pitch. Ebenezer skills are also above average. He can efficiently dribble, pass and has a fierce long-range shot. Ebenezer is very combative and often produces turnovers for his team. Few are the players, who possess both, physical prowess and good ball skills. He also has very good long-range shooting, pace, stamina.

A strongly built, tall and hardworking midfielder, who has an excellent start and stop, abundant strength & stamina and difficult to beat.

Inspite of his height, he is very quick and pacy on the pitch, with good controlling skills. He is a fast, agile, intelligent and skillful midfielder.

Very intelligent, combats hard, fearless, determined and has the ability to outwit opponent easily. He is distinguished from his peers by a strong work ethic.

He has abundance technique, his ball skills are sharp and his vision towards a match is brave. Controls and protects the ball, leaving it angled for a second action (shot). He scores a lot with powerful shots and he uses a combination of quick, technical and clever touches to manage his way through tight 1v1 and 1v2 confrontations. He has good passing skills (long and short), good in decoy runs, supports very well, good finisher.

<

br />
He is willing to track back on defense and do the hard work necessary to win the 50-50 tussel. he knows when to keep play simple in order to build up in midfield. He is a good reader of sticky situations. He moves the ball quickly and decisively with sound tactical linkage through the midfield.

Dribbling:

A wonderful dribbler, strong on 1v1 situation, good technique, very quick, ability to outwit opponent easily, creative, very offensive and intelligent.






For further information about Ebenezer Aryee feel free to contact our representative in Ghana, Joseph Epton, at: josephepton@scoutingteam.com

Scouting Report: Richard Nana Aidoo


Richard Nana Aidoo put up a spirited performance that led Datus Soccer Academy for the first time to win the 2006 Aberdeen Football Festival held annually in Scotland. The Datus Football team won the category for U16 Boys.
In the Group stages, Datus Soccer Academy played against Shetland FC, FC Aberdeen and the national U16 team of the Faroe Islands.

Datus Soccer Academy v Faroe Islands U-16 1:0


In their first game against the national U16 team of the Faroe Islands Richard Nana Aidoo scored the only goal of the match that won Datus Academy 3 points.


Datus Soccer Academy v Shetland FC 6:1

In the second group match of the Datus U16 team against Shetland FC, Datus should a great performance as a team and won comfortably 6-1. Richard again scored the 5th goal of the match.


Datus Soccer Academy v FC Aberdeen
Datus played local side FC Aberdeen. FC Aberdeen is the famous Scotish Premiership Club famous of their legendary former coach Alex Ferguson, now manager of Manchester United. The exciting game ended in a 2-2 draw. the draw was enough to sent Datus through to the semi finals.


Semi Final: Datus Soccer Academy v Tobermore FC 6-1


Again, Datus put on a great performance which confirmed why they were considered to be favourites to win the Aberdeen International Football Festival. Richard scored the 1st and the 4th goal of the match.


Final: Datus Soccer Academy v Faroe Islands U-16


The final was played between the two strongest team in the competition and Datus scored the only goal in the final, so in the end they were able to lift the Cup.


Richard Nana Aidoo put on an excellent performance again and showed his extraodinary technical skills and speed.


Richard Nana Aidoo has been followed by Joseph Epton, of Topsport Group Ghana, for over 2 years now. Richard is an outstanding talent with amazing skills. Scout Joseph Epton believes Richard will have a bright footballing future ahead.

Observer: Joseph Epton, Scouting Team Ghana

For further enquiries please contact Joseph at: josephepton@scoutingteam.com