The destiny of Great Olympics could be well defined against West African Football Academy this Sunday at the Accra sports stadium.
The capital club are one of the few clubs yet to record a win in the new season after four games after losing 3-1 to Bechem United on Thursday in an outstanding fixture.
Wonder club of Ghana football are expected to take advantage of the abysmal away performances of the Academy side to change their current fortunes by winning for the first time this season.
Attacking duo Abel Manomey and Osah Bernardino Tetteh are set for a return to the team this weekend.
They missed their game against Bechem United. Both players have been involved in three goals this term.
This match has come early for the Academy outfit as they hope to capitalize on the patchy form of Great Olympics to end their travelling woes in the premier league.
West African Football Academy are chasing a first away win in the top flight since 25th April, 2015.
They have gone blank in twenty one games as the visitors.
Danish trainer Klavs Rasmussen has boosted squad for the trip to the capital since influential midfielder Majeed Ashimeru has recovered fully from a knock he sustained against Aduana Stars last Sunday.
They came from behind to share the spoils with the league leaders.
HEAD TO HEAD
Total matches played = 6
Great Olympics wins = 2
Drawn games = 0
WAFA SC wins = 4
MATCH FACTS
~ Great Olympics are winless in their opening four fixtures of the premier league this season. (W0 D1 L3)
~ WAFA SC have suffered three losses in their last eleven matches in the premier league. (W4 D4 L3)
~ Great Olympics have lost only once in their last eight home fixtures in the premiership. (W6 D1 L1)
~ WAFA SC are without a single win in their last twenty one premier league matches as travellers. (W0 D5 L16)
~ Great Olympics have lost one of their three home meetings with the Academy side in the premier league. (W2 D0 L1)
~ WAFA SC have managed only one clean sheet from their last eight away matches in the premier league.
~ The Wonder Club have conceded in six of their last seven home fixtures in the premiership.