Nsuopun Fidelity

Nsuopun Fidelity FC have no fixture that carries a name, but two clubs give the season its edge: Ebusua Dwarfs, against whom Tarkwa's side drew 1–1 in the Division One League in February 2026, and Sekondi Eleven Wise, who beat them 1–0 in the Western Region Division Two Super Middle League final to take the promotion spot Nsuopun Fidelity wanted for themselves. They got there anyway, winning the Western Regional Division Two League in 2025 and beating Bis Paradise FC 1–0 in the final to confirm the step up to the Division One League. Before that promotion was even ratified, the club had already picked up the Western Regional Football Association Trophy, a win marked by presenting the trophy to the Paramount Chief of the Wassa Amenfi Traditional Area. Patrick Arthur has been first-choice goalkeeper through that run, a place earned partly on the back of his time with Ghana's U-20 side, the Black Satellites, with whom he reached the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt before a call-up to train with the senior Black Satellites squad ahead of the WAFU Cup. At the other end of the pitch, left-back Joseph Koney's form in the Division One League was enough to put him on the radar of Ghana Premier League clubs Hearts of Oak and Aduana FC in 2026. The team now plays its home matches at the TNA Stadium, formally adopted for the 2025/26 season after already staging fixtures there, including in the Ghana FA Cup, where Nsuopun Fidelity's run ended on penalties to Medeama SC in the round of 32. For all that movement between divisions, the club has yet to win a match that actually settles anything against either Ebusua Dwarfs or Eleven Wise.