Medeama SC’s meeting with Nations FC in the Champion of Champions will be broadcast live on GFA Media, Medi TV and Light TV as the 2026/27 Ghana football season officially gets under way on Sunday, 30 August.The match, being played at the TnA Stadium, brings together the two teams who lifted Ghana’s major domestic honours last season. Medeama are the reigning Ghana Premier League champions, while Nations FC enter the contest as winners of the MTN FA Cup.Supporters across the country will be able
Medeama SCs meeting with Nations FC in the Champion of Champions will be broadcast live on GFA Media, Medi TV and Light TV as the 2026/27 Ghana football season officially gets under way on Sunday, 30 August.
The match, being played at the TnA Stadium, brings together the two teams who lifted Ghanas major domestic honours last season. Medeama are the reigning Ghana Premier League champions, while Nations FC enter the contest as winners of the MTN FA Cup.
Supporters across the country will be able to follow the fixture through the Ghana Football Associations official media platforms, as well as on Medi TVs YouTube channel and Light TV.
The Champion of Champions is traditionally staged between the winners of the Ghana Premier League and the MTN FA Cup. Although it is a single fixture, it carries significance as both a competitive meeting and the symbolic opening of a new domestic campaign.
Medeama will be looking to reinforce their position as league champions by claiming another trophy before the start of the new Premier League season. Success would give them an early boost and provide another opportunity to underline their status after winning Ghanas top-flight title.
For Nations FC, the game offers a chance to build on their MTN FA Cup triumph. Their appearance against Medeama will allow them to measure themselves against the league champions and make an immediate statement at the beginning of the new campaign.
The fixture also provides the official curtain-raiser for the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League, which is scheduled to begin the following weekend, between 4 and 7 September 2026.
With both sides arriving as domestic champions, the TnA Stadium will host a meeting designed to connect the achievements of the previous season with the start of the next one. Medeamas league success and Nations FCs cup victory will be put to the test in a match that offers early silverware and sets the tone for the campaign ahead.
The encounter on Sunday, 30 August, will therefore be available to a national audience through GFA Media, Medi TV and Light TV, giving fans the opportunity to watch the first major domestic fixture of Ghanas 2026/27 football season.
