Legon Cities have officially been relegated from the Ghana Premier League following a heavy 4-1 loss to Nations FC at the University of Ghana Stadium on Monday.
Nations FC dominated the game with goals from Kelvin Ampoful (2), Emmanuel Annor, and Sadiq Alhassan. The win pushes Nations FC to the top of the league with three matches left to play.
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Legon Cities, formerly known as WA All Stars, are now out of the top flight after earning just 25 points from 31 games. It has been a challenging season for the club, which has struggled to keep up with the pace of the competition.
Founded in 2006 and once champions in 2016, the club was sold and rebranded as Legon Cities FC in 2019. The team made headlines with big-name signings like Asamoah Gyan but couldn’t maintain momentum, leading to their drop to Division One.
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