Preview of Medeama vs Basake Holy Stars at TNA Park, with form, head-to-head and the table.
Preview of Medeama vs Basake Holy Stars at TNA Park, with form, head-to-head and the table.

Medeama vs Basake Holy Stars pairs a side still looking for its first win with one of the early surprise packages. The round 4 game is at TNA Park in Tarkwa on Sunday 27 September 2026. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.
The match is on Sunday 27 September 2026 at 15:00 GMT. API-Football lists the venue as TNA Park in Tarkwa. Afterwards, attention turns to the midweek game against Port City.
Fans can follow every score on our live scores page. Afterwards, the result will appear on the Ghana Premier League results page.
Medeama have played only two games and have 2 points, which leaves them 16th. They drew 2-2 away to Dreams on 23 September, then drew 1-1 away to Vision FC. Their game against Port City, scheduled for round 2, is now set for 30 September.
As a result, Medeama are unbeaten but still without a win. Therefore, this is their first home game of the campaign.
Basake Holy Stars are third with 6 points from three games. They beat Swedru All Blacks 1-0 at home, lost 1-0 away to Young Apostles, and then beat Ashanti Gold 1-0. Notably, every game has been decided by a single goal.
Notably, Basake have conceded only one goal in three games. In contrast, Medeama have let in three in two.
Medeama have the better record. They are unbeaten in the last four league meetings, winning three of them. Medeama won 1-0 away in May 2026, drew 1-1 at home in December 2025, won 2-1 at home in April 2025 and won 2-1 away in September 2024.
Therefore, Basake have not beaten Medeama in the league in that run. Still, this season is a fresh start, and Basake arrive in better form.
Watch Medeama at home. They have drawn both of their games and will want a first win in front of their own supporters. In addition, Basake have won by one goal twice, so they tend to grind results out. Consequently, a tight, low-scoring game looks likely.
It is too early to compare venue records fairly, because one of the sides has played no games in its role this season. Medeama have not played a league game at home yet. In contrast, Basake Holy Stars have won 0, drawn 0 and lost 1 of their 1 league game away from home, scoring 0 and conceding 1. With so few games played, these splits are small samples, so we treat them as a guide rather than a rule.
Basake Holy Stars have been harder to beat, conceding 0.3 goals per game against 1.5 for Medeama. Medeama have not kept a clean sheet and have scored in every game. Basake Holy Stars have kept 2 clean sheets and have failed to score in 1 of 3 games. Therefore, the first goal could shape the game.
The pattern varies by club, and the samples are small. API-Football records the minute for most goals, and we call those timed goals. Medeama have scored their 3 timed goals across several periods, and have conceded 2 of their 3 timed goals in the first 15 minutes. By contrast, Basake Holy Stars have scored their only timed goal in the last 15 minutes of the first half, and have not conceded a timed goal. Watching these periods helps to read the game, because a side can lose control quickly in its weakest spell.
API-Football lists no injuries or suspensions for either club, so we cannot confirm any absentees. Official line-ups are only confirmed on match day. Consequently, treat any predicted team as unconfirmed until the teams are announced. Our live scores page follows the game once it starts.
Two stand out. Medeama have not lost to Basake in their last four league meetings. However, Basake have the better goal difference at plus 1, against Medeama’s level record of 3 scored and 3 conceded. Therefore, both sides can look at the numbers and see a reason for confidence.
A Basake win would take them to 9 points and near the top. Meanwhile, a Medeama win would lift them to 5 points and out of the bottom three. Follow the live order on the Ghana Premier League table and the Ghana Premier League fixtures page.
Also in round 4: Bibiani Gold Stars vs Port City and Swedru All Blacks vs Samartex. Read our Dreams vs Medeama report for the latest on the clubs.
Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT on Sunday 27 September 2026.
TNA Park in Tarkwa is the venue, according to API-Football.
Their round 2 match against Port City was rescheduled for 30 September 2026.
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