All Blacks want to end a three-game winless run. They led early against Aduana in Dormaa last weekend and lost 2-1, their second defeat of the season. Their last five league games are one win, two draws and two losses. At home they are unbeaten: one win and one draw from two games at this ground. They also beat Kotoko 2-1 here in 2025/26.
Kotoko arrive from a 1-0 win over Karela United in Kumasi, which ended a two-game winless streak and lifted them to eighth, on 8 points from five matches. That record is two wins, two draws and one defeat, with six scored and six conceded. They have not won away this season. Swedru is the chance to change that.
The Porcupine Warriors are the bigger name. The home side have the ground, the recent result against this opponent, and a crowd that has already seen them take points off Kotoko. Both need the three points for different reasons: All Blacks to stop a slide, Kotoko to turn a Kumasi win into a first road victory.
Kick-off is 15:00 in Swedru. The rest of matchday six follows. This is the one the Ghana FA has put on the poster.