Swedru All Blacks target eleven points in remaining five GPL matches

Swedru All Blacks have set an ambitious target of securing eleven points from the club’s remaining five matches as they battle to avoid relegation in the Ghana Premier League.

The Swedru-based side are locked in a tense survival fight, with only a handful of games left to determine their fate. Currently hovering just above the drop zone, every result from this stage of the campaign carries massive significance.

Speaking with determination, goalkeeper Michael Appiah made it clear that the team is fully focused on finishing the season strongly and doing enough to preserve their top-flight status.

“We are very determined to accumulate eleven out of the 15 points in the remaining five games of the season,” he said.

His statement reflects the growing urgency within the squad, as they look to turn their season around at a critical moment. Eleven points would likely be enough to steer the club clear of relegation danger and secure their place in the league for another season.

Swedru All Blacks have shown flashes of resilience throughout the campaign, but inconsistency has left them vulnerable heading into the final stretch. With pressure mounting, the players and technical team are now rallying together to deliver results when it matters most.

Appiah’s confidence and leadership from the back could prove pivotal, as the team aims to tighten up defensively while taking their chances at the other end.

With five games to go, the equation is simple but demanding—pick up points or risk the drop. For Swedru All Blacks, the fight for survival is well and truly on.

Currently, Swedru All Blacks sit just above the relegation zone in 15th place with 35 points after 29 matches.