The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has acknowledged the receipt of a court Interlocutory injunction restraining the FA from continuing with the One Touch Premier League competition.
A statement issued and signed by Mr Kweku Ampim Darko, Deputy General Secretary of the GFA copied to the GNA Sports said the Association received the Interlocutory court injunction on Tuesday, October 24, from an Accra High Court.
The statement said that the Premier League has therefore been suspended with effect from the Eighth Week.
It said the FA will communicate any development on the league as and when it becomes necessary.
The statement said it is therefore informing all Clubs and stakeholders accordingly of the court injunction and the new directive.
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