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Sports venue in Kpandu, Ghana
Kpando Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Kpandu, in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of Heart
Kpando_Stadium
Football club
of Lions Football Club is a Ghanaian professional football club based in Kpando, Volta. The club participated in the Glo Premier League but was relegated
Heart_of_Lions_F.C.
Sports Stadium in Accra is known as the main rugby union stadium in Ghana. List of African stadiums by capacity List of association football stadiums by country
List of football stadiums in Ghana
List_of_football_stadiums_in_Ghana
70th Ghana football league season
000 Heart of Lions Kpando Kpando Stadium 5,000 Hearts of Oak Accra Accra Sports Stadium 40,000 Hohoe United Hohoe Hohoe Sports Stadium 2,000 Karela United
2025–26_Ghana_Premier_League
69th season of the Ghana Premier League
Berekum Sports Stadium 5,000 Bibiani Gold Stars Bibiani Dun's Park 7,000 Dreams Dawu Dawu Sports Stadium 5,000 Heart of Lions Kpando Kpando Stadium 5,000 Hearts
2024–25_Ghana_Premier_League
Football league season
Robert Mensah Sports Stadium 15,000 Heart of Lions Kpandu Kpando Stadium 5,000 Int. Allies Greater Accra Region Tema Sports Stadium 5,000 Hearts of Oak
2013–14_Ghana_Premier_League
Ghanaian football club season
aggregate (1–1 draw at the General Lansana Conté Stadium in Conakry and 2–1 at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi, where their CAF campaign would be based)
2023–24_Dreams_F.C._season
54th Ghana Premier League season
Heart of Lions Kpando Kpando Stadium 5,000 Hearts of Oak Accra Ohene Djan Stadium 40,000 King Faisal Babes Kumasi Baba Yara Stadium 40,500 Liberty Professionals
2012–13_Ghana_Premier_League
Football league season
Hearts of Oak Liberty Professionals Medeama SC Kpando Stadium Ohene Djan Stadium Dansoman Park Abrankese Stadium Capacity: 5,000 Capacity: 40,000 Capacity:
2011–12_Ghana_Premier_League
68th season of the Ghana Premier League
Olympics Accra Accra Sports Stadium 40,000 Heart of Lions Kpando Kpando Stadium 5,000 Hearts of Oak Accra Accra Sports Stadium 40,000 Karela United Nalerigu
2023–24_Ghana_Premier_League
Football league season
Clay Stadium 30,000 Bechem Brong-Ahafo Region Nana Gyeabour's Park 5,000 Berekum Chelsea Berekum Coronation Park 10,000 Heart of Lions Kpandu Kpando Stadium
2015_Ghana_Premier_League
International football competition
4-Août, Ouagadougou Referee: Bunmi Ogunkolade (Nigeria) 15 February 2009 Kpando Stadium, Kpandu Referee: Ibrahim Chaibou (Niger) Etoile Filante Ouagadougou
2009 CAF Champions League qualifying rounds
2009_CAF_Champions_League_qualifying_rounds
Ghanaian football manager (born 1959)
Angola. He coached the club until 2007. Fabin moved from Berekum Arsenal to Kpando Heart of Lions in 2007, He led the team to win the MTN Top 4 championship
Paa_Kwesi_Fabin
41st season of Ghana's primary cup competition
played on 1 August 2021. Both games were played at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium Ashanti Gold (1) v Berekum Chelsea (1) Hearts of Oak (1) v Medeama (1)
2021_Ghana_FA_Cup
Association football club in Tema
season, Inter had seven players currently playing namely Emmanuel Banahene (Kpando Heart of Lions), Samuel Ayew Yeboah and Isaac Amponsah (Liberty Professionals
International_Allies_F.C.
Ghanaian football coach (died 2025)
team (Local Black Stars). He previously coached Ghanaian teams; Nania FC, Kpando Hearts of Lions and Berekum Chelsea. Walker was a CAF License A holder and
Annor_Walker
City in Western Region, Ghana
De Gruyter Saur, 2011, ISBN 9783110230710 "Sekondi-Takoradi Stadium (Sekondi Sports Stadium)". stadiumdb.com. "Twin-Cities in Sustainable Partnership Project
Sekondi-Takoradi
Ghanaian footballer (born 1988)
a centre-back. Born in Accra, Vorsah started his career playing in his Kpando in the Volta Region later joining Gamba All Blacks F.C. in 2015. He secured
Isaac_Vorsah
Ghanaian Roman Catholic Bishop (born 1937)
gained second cycle education at the prestigious Bishop Herman College at Kpando in the Volta Region from 1954 to 1957. He attended St. Peter's Regional
Francis_Lodonu
Association football club in Ghana
Universal Stars to help them to a 2–1 victory at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. Within this period Aduana Football Club won the Ghana Premier League title
Aduana_Football_Club
Municipal Hospital Aflao Ketu South Margret Marquart Catholic Hospital Kpando Kpando Mary Theresa Hospital Dodi Papase Kadjebi Municipal Hospital Ho Ho Municipal
List_of_hospitals_in_Ghana
City in Northern Region, Ghana
other smaller clubs. They played at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium (formerly Tamale Sports Stadium), which was the location of some of the matches played
Tamale,_Ghana
Ghanaian footballer & manager (born 1963)
Bechem United 0–1, and Berekum Chelsea 1–0. They dropped points at the Kpando Park after taking a first half lead through Emmanuel Hayford, but Heart
David_Duncan_(footballer)
City in Ashanti Region, Ghana
to the Accra-based Hearts of Oak. Their Kumasi Sports Stadium, also known as Baba Yara Stadium, was built in 1959, renovated in 1978, and again in 2007
Kumasi
Kotobabi Power Lines FC Kotoko Babies Kotoku Royals Academy (Akim Oda) Kpando F.C. Kramokrom Great Wonders Kratos F.C. Krofrom F.C. Kukuom Young Galazie
List of football clubs in Ghana
List_of_football_clubs_in_Ghana
City in Central Region, Ghana
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, a multi-purpose stadium that is currently home to the Cape Coast Ebusua Dwarfs. Construction of the stadium began in 2012 and
Cape_Coast
City in Greater Accra Region, Ghana
much investment from Korea, including plans, as of 2013, to build a new stadium, an idea which proved unpopular with squatters. The first chief executive
Tema
City in Volta Region, Ghana
November. The relative humidity can reach 80% on average. The Ho Sports Stadium is located in the town. While the roads in the central parts of Ho are
Ho,_Ghana
Town in Western Region, Ghana
Ghanaian football league, the Ghana Premier League. The renovated Prestea stadium was financially supported by the company Bogoso Gold Limited. In 2019,
Prestea
Mining Town in Ashanti Region, Ghana
professional football club, is located in the town and is based at Len Clay Stadium. Sam E. Jonah (KBE) (born 1949), the former CEO of Ashanti Goldfields Company
Obuasi
City in Bono Region, Ghana
000 people. During preparations of the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations, the stadium was renovated although was not used in the competition. The venue is home
Sunyani
City in Bono East Region, Ghana
teams play at the Ohene Ameyaw Stadium, although the Techiman Eleven Wonders were banned from playing in the stadium for the 2020–21 Ghana Premier League
Techiman
City in Bono Region, Ghana
became a Diocesan hospital in 1978. The town is home to two stadiums: the Berekum Sports Stadium and the Golden City Park. Professional sports teams based
Berekum
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