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    GFA fines Swedru All Blacks GHS10,000 over supporters misconduct

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJanuary 28, 2026No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    Swedru All Blacks United FC has been fined GHS10,000 by the Ghana Football Association GFA Disciplinary Committee for the misconduct of its supporters.

    The decision follows an incident at the hotel where Asante Kotoko lodged ahead of their Ghana Premier League match against Swedru All Blacks during the 2025 2026 season.

    In an update on regulatory actions for the season, the GFA stated that the club’s supporters engaged in behaviour that breached the association’s rules and regulations, prompting disciplinary action.

    The Disciplinary Committee found Swedru All Blacks guilty and issued a formal warning in addition to the financial penalty.

    According to the GFA, the club is required to pay the fine within fourteen days from the date it is officially notified of the decision.

    The GFA reminded clubs that they are responsible for the conduct of their supporters before, during and after matches, both at match venues and related locations such as team hotels.

    The action forms part of the GFA’s ongoing efforts to promote discipline, safety and professionalism in the Ghana Premier League.

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