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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46446, member: 636"]
AshantiGold SC will compete again after officials lifted their ban from football activities. The Obuasi team faces Division One League Zone Two opponents during the upcoming campaign. Match-fixing charges led to their removal from competitive play following the 2020/21 season finale against Inter Allies. The former champions dominated domestic competitions before the scandal damaged their standing. Club officials hope to rebuild their reputation through strong performances.

The Miners join 15 other teams for what promises intense competition across the division. Police National FC earned the final Zone Two position after defeating opponents during the Central Regional Division Two Middle League championship. Their victory completed the roster for the new season. Former Premier League clubs like Ebusua Dwarfs FC and King Faisal Football Club will provide experienced competition. Teams such as Pac Academy Football Club and Kwamo Future Stars FC bring youth development focus to the league.

Access Bank sponsors the Division One League for the 2025/26 campaign starting September 26. Competition continues through May 11 of the following year across multiple zones. AshantiGold faces clubs from different regions as they attempt promotion back to top-flight football. The lengthy season gives teams multiple chances to prove their abilities. Supporters expect fierce battles as former Premier League sides fight for advancement opportunities.
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