By colorado Alright folks, today I wanted to tackle this Ghana Premier League fixtures thing head-on. Kicked it off ’cause my uncle back in Accra kept asking when Hearts of Oak were playing, and honestly? I had zero clue where to look. Figured it couldn’t be that hard.
The First Stupid Attempt
Started simple. Grabbed my phone while drinking some awful instant coffee. Typed “Ghana Premier League schedule” straight into Google like a total noob. Boom. Got smacked with dozens of websites. Clicked the first few links feeling hopeful. Total mess. Most were plastered with flashing ads. One site showed fixtures from bloody 2018! Another asked me to sign up with my phone number. Nah. Hit the back button faster than a defender clears the ball.
Switching Tactics Like a Bad Midfielder
Thought maybe social media was smarter. Hopped onto Twitter. Searched “Ghana Premier League” and scrolled for ages. Saw tons of fan rants about refs and some player transfer gossip, but actual fixtures? Nada. Pure chaos. Found one tweet with a blurry screenshot of a partial schedule – looked like someone took a picture of a TV screen! Couldn’t even read half the team names. Felt like chasing shadows.
Almost Gave Up
Seriously contemplated calling my uncle and telling him football was dead. My coffee was cold. My keyboard was sticky. But I remembered those pinned tweets people sometimes have. Went back to Twitter and hunted for official-looking accounts. Typed in club names one by one – Kotoko, Hearts, Ashgold. Scrolled through their profiles looking for anything pinned.
The Lightbulb Moment
Bam. Found the official account for the Ghana Premier League itself. Checked the profile page, scrolled down… and there it was! A pinned tweet! Right at the top! This beautiful, simple graphic with the full matchday fixtures. No sign-ups. No ads. Just clear info:
- Home Team vs Away Team
- Date and Time (even listed it in GMT!)
- Venue names spelled properly
How It Actually Works (The Simple Way)
Here’s the stupidly easy method I stumbled on after wasting all that time:
- Open Twitter.
- Search for the official Premier League account name (something like “GhanaPremierLeague” or similar – you know how official accounts look).
- Go to their profile page.
- LOOK FOR THE PINNED TWEET AT THE TOP! It’s usually a graphic or a simple list.
Took me nearly an hour of fumbling to find this. Why? Because I didn’t think to look right at the top of the official profile page first! They keep it updated there. Simple as that. No magic, no secret websites. Just one pinned tweet. My uncle got his fixture dates, and I learned not to overcomplicate finding football info!