The clash will feature football powerhouses Asante Kotoko of Ghana and ASEC Mimosa of the Ivory Coast. Adding to the significance of the event, Togolese referee Kouassi Attisso Attiogbe has been selected to officiate the prestigious encounter, bringing an international touch to the proceedings.
The Ghana League Clubs Association (Ghalca) nominated Attisso Attiogbe for the crucial role, entrusting him with the responsibility of overseeing the game’s crucial decisions.
Assisting him on the field will be his compatriots Adiwotso Komlan and Kpelafia Abdou, serving as the first and second assistant referees, respectively.
Julian Nunoo from Ghana will be the fourth referee, while Frédérick Pappoe assumes the role of the match commissioner.
The President’s Cup holds a unique place in Ghanaian football, traditionally organized to honor the sitting president.
While it typically marks the conclusion of the Ghanaian championship season during Republic Day celebrations, this year, the organizers have chosen to commemorate the event on the eve of Ghana’s independence anniversary.
The selection of Togolese referee Kouassi Attisso Attiogbe underscores the commitment to fostering collaboration and inclusivity within the African football community.
As football enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the clash between Asante Kotoko and ASEC Mimosa, the appointment of Attisso Attiogbe adds an international flair to an already momentous occasion, emphasizing the unity and shared passion for the beautiful game across borders.
