League leaders, Liberty Professionals, will trek to Swedru on Sunday to battle Gamba All Blacks in what promises to be a thrilling week two encounter of the 2007/2008 Onetouch Premier League.
The attraction for this match stems from the results of the two clubs in their openers last Sunday.
While Liberty Professionals whacked visiting King Faisal 4-0 at Dansoman to move to the top of the league table, All Blacks suffered a shocking 3-0 defeat at the hands of Kumasi Asante Kotoko in Sunyani.
At the Dansoman Carl Reindorf Park, Kotoko will play as guests of Zaytuna United at their newly-adopted home grounds, while Accra Hearts of Oak travel to Cape Coast to face Ashantigold following the latter's three-match home ban.
At Sunyani, King Faisal will have a chance to make amends after their 4-0 heavy defeat to Liberty Professionals last Sunday when they play host to Kessben FC, while Hasaacas welcome Tema Youth to the regrassed Sekondi Gyandu Park on Sunday.
At El-Wak on Saturday, Real Sportive clash with Berekum Arsenal in a close contest, with Great Olympics playing Heart of Lions also at El-Wak on Sunday.
At Wa, debutantes, All Stars, will play host to RTU in a tight game.
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