Accra Hearts of Oak SC plays Club Industriel de Kamsar of Guinea in a one-off encounter

 



2021 Ghana premier league champions, Accra Hearts of Oak SC is scheduled to play Club Industriel de Kamsar of Guinea in a single match encounter on September 19 at the Accra Sports Stadium with the winner of the tie set to progress to the successive stage of the 2021/22 Total Energies CAF Champions League.

The Organising Committee of the Competition decided that the match which was slated to be played in Guinea this weekend will not take place given the political chaos in the nation.

In a correspondence sent to the General Secretary of the GFA, Prosper Harrison Addo (Esq) on the situation, CAF cited the provisions of Articles 1 & 2.1 of Chapter XIII of the Regulations governing the competition which designate that the following shall apply:
“1. In case of troubles, wars, for Majeureeure, or internal situations in a country that may affect the security conditions during the planning of a match, the Organizing Committee may take the following measures: 
2. In two-leg matches (home and away): 2.1 If the case concerns only one country, the federation will play its home match on the ground in another country, or a single game will be played on the opponent’s field. Where appropriate, the Organizing Committee will determine the match venue.


The winner of this single match will qualify for the 2nd initial round of the competition. In case of a stalemate at the end of the regulatory time, the winner shall be determined by penalty kicks by the Laws of the game.

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