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Legon Cities FC

Leagues Played
Ghana Premier League 283 Ghana FA Cup 18 Ghana Division 1 3
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Ghana Premier League 12/14 15:00 13 Legon Cities FC v Bechem FC L 0-2
Ghana FA Cup 11/30 15:00 - Legon Cities FC v Home Stars FC L 0-1
Ghana Premier League 11/24 15:00 12 [4] Heart of Lions v Legon Cities FC [16] L 3-0
Ghana Premier League 11/17 15:00 11 [18] Legon Cities FC v Basake Holy Stars FC [11] W 2-1
Ghana Premier League 11/10 15:00 10 [7] Samartex v Legon Cities FC [18] L 1-0
Ghana Premier League 11/04 19:00 9 [18] Legon Cities FC v Young Apostles [13] W 2-0
Ghana Premier League 10/30 19:00 6 Legon Cities FC v Asante Kotoko W 2-1
Ghana Premier League 10/25 19:00 8 [18] Legon Cities FC v Accra Lions FC [14] D 0-0
Ghana Premier League 10/20 15:00 7 Berekum Chelsea v Legon Cities FC L 3-1
Ghana Premier League 10/12 18:00 6 Legon Cities FC v Asante Kotoko - Postponed
Ghana Premier League 10/06 15:00 5 Nsoatreman FC v Legon Cities FC L 3-1
Ghana Premier League 09/29 15:00 4 [17] Legon Cities FC v Karela United FC [17] L 0-2
Ghana Premier League 09/21 15:00 3 [2] Vision FC v Legon Cities FC [15] D 1-1
Ghana Premier League 09/14 15:00 2 [14] Legon Cities FC v Medeama SC [2] L 0-1
Ghana Premier League 09/08 15:00 1 Bibiani Gold Stars v Legon Cities FC L 2-1
Ghana Premier League 06/16 15:00 34 Legon Cities FC v Bibiani Gold Stars D 1-1
Ghana Premier League 06/09 15:00 33 Heart of Lions v Legon Cities FC L 2-0
Ghana Premier League 06/01 15:00 32 Legon Cities FC v Bofoakwa Tano W 1-0
Ghana Premier League 05/26 15:00 31 Real Tamale United v Legon Cities FC L 1-0
Ghana Premier League 05/22 15:00 24 Dreams FC v Legon Cities FC L 2-0
Ghana Premier League 05/18 15:00 30 Legon Cities FC v Great Olympics W 2-1
Ghana FA Cup 05/11 15:00 2 Nsoatreman FC v Legon Cities FC L 2-1
Ghana Premier League 05/05 15:00 29 [11] Asante Kotoko v Legon Cities FC [10] L 2-0
Ghana Premier League 04/26 15:00 28 Legon Cities FC v Berekum Chelsea W 3-2
Ghana Premier League 04/20 15:00 27 [13] Legon Cities FC v Hearts of Oak [9] W 2-0
Ghana Premier League 04/14 15:00 26 [6] Medeama SC v Legon Cities FC [13] L 1-0
Ghana Premier League 04/10 15:00 25 Legon Cities FC v Samartex D 1-1
Ghana Premier League 04/07 15:00 24 Dreams v Legon Cities FC - Cancelled
Ghana FA Cup 03/31 15:00 3 Legon Cities FC v Bechem FC W 1-0
Ghana Premier League 03/24 15:00 23 Legon Cities FC v Nsoatreman FC W 1-0

Wikipedia - Legon Cities FC

Legon Cities FC (formerly known as Wa All Stars FC) is a football club from Ghana currently based in Accra, Greater Accra. The club won the 2016 Ghanaian Premier League.

History

The club was founded in January 2006 through investments by Kwesi Nyantakyi in Wa, Ghana. There had been a number of First Division Clubs in the region notably Freedom Stars, Veterans and Wa United. They are a member of the Ghana Premier League. The club used to play their home games at Wa Sports Stadium formerly played in the Golden City Park in Berekum but now plays their home games at the Accra Sports Stadium.

In December 2019, the club was sold and renamed to Legon Cities F.C.

Legon Cities FC is a professional football club based in Accra, Ghana, known for its vibrant spirit and commitment to excellence in the Ghana Premier League. Founded in 2009, the club has quickly established itself as a competitive force in Ghanaian football, attracting a passionate fan base and fostering local talent.

The team plays its home matches at the Accra Sports Stadium, a venue that resonates with the rich football culture of the nation. Legon Cities FC is recognized for its distinctive blue and yellow colors, which symbolize the club's ambition and unity. The club's name reflects its affiliation with the University of Ghana, emphasizing its commitment to education and community development alongside sporting success.

Legon Cities FC has made significant strides in recent years, investing in player development and infrastructure to enhance its performance on the pitch. The club is known for its dynamic playing style, characterized by quick passing, tactical awareness, and a strong emphasis on teamwork. With a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, Legon Cities FC aims to compete for top honors in the league and make a mark in continental competitions.

Off the field, the club is dedicated to community engagement and social responsibility, often participating in initiatives that promote youth development and health awareness. As Legon Cities FC continues to grow, it remains a symbol of pride for its supporters and a beacon of hope for aspiring footballers in Ghana.