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Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament, Tolon (2026)

09/01/2026

Kpachi FC Retain Crown with Convincing Final Victory in Dr. Do Good Peace Tournament

The 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 culminated in triumph for defending champions Kpachi FC on Wednesday, January 7, as they clinched a 2-0 win over Nyankpala Shooting Stars in the grand final at DA Park.

This Ghana Northern Region event, a powerful platform for community unity and harmony through football, saw Kpachi secure their second consecutive title in the competition, capping off a resilient campaign that included a group-stage setback but dominant knockout performances.

The victory marks their second straight win in the tournament overall, following last year's success, and underscores their status as a powerhouse in local grassroots sports. Amid jubilant celebrations, the result highlighted the initiative's enduring impact in fostering peace and sportsmanship among participating communities.

Kpachi FC dominated the final with a blend of tactical discipline and clinical finishing, scoring twice in the second half to break Nyankpala's resistance after a goalless first period. Mohammed Munzir opened the scoring with a well-taken goal, followed by Alhassan Hadi's decisive strike to seal the victory and send the crowd into raptures.

The Shooting Stars, who entered unbeaten and with a formidable defense, struggled to create clear chances against Kpachi's organized backline, ultimately falling short despite their impressive run to the final. Key moments came from Kpachi's midfield control and swift counterattacks, securing the 2-0 scoreline that reflected their superior ex*****on on the day. This back-to-back championship cements Kpachi's legacy, with standout contributions from players like top scorer Fuseini Yakubu throughout the tournament.

As the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament draws to a close, Kpachi's victory serves as a fitting tribute to the event's mission, bringing together teams like Nyankpala, Kasuliyili, and Gbullung in a spirit of camaraderie.

The no-show in the third-place match was a minor blemish, but overall, the competition inspired countless participants and spectators, promoting peace through every goal and tackle. Looking ahead, organizers promise an even bigger 7th edition, building on this year's successes to continue uniting the Northern Region's vibrant football scene.

07/01/2026

Grand Final Preview: Nyankpala Shooting Stars vs Kpachi FC in Dr. Do Good Peace Tournament

The pinnacle of the 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 arrives on Wednesday, January 7, at DA Park, where unbeaten Nyankpala Shooting Stars face off against defending champions Kpachi FC in a mouthwatering final.

This community-focused spectacle in Ghana's Northern Region has built to this moment, with Nyankpala topping Group B and cruising through their semifinal, while Kpachi overcame a group stumble to assert dominance in the playoffs. As the event's mission of fostering peace through football takes center stage, expect a clash of styles that could define the tournament's legacy.

Nyankpala Shooting Stars enter as the form team, boasting a stingy defense that conceded just two group goals and a shutout semifinal win, powered by scorers like Salifu Mohammed and recent heroes Nasir Abdul Rafik and Yussif Manan. Their balanced approach could frustrate Kpachi's potent attack, led by top scorer Fuseini Yakubu with four goals, including key strikes in their 3-1 semifinal triumph. Kpachi's experience as title holders gives them an edge, but Nyankpala's home-venue advantage at DA Park and unbeaten streak make this a true 50-50 battle. Kickoff at 3:00 PM is set to draw massive crowds eager for glory.

Beyond the trophy, this final encapsulates the Dr. Do Good Initiative's impact, turning rivals into allies in pursuit of community harmony. Whether Nyankpala claims their first title or Kpachi defends successfully, the match will inspire future editions, blending skill, passion, and purpose. Fans worldwide can follow the action, celebrating how football unites in times of joy and challenge.

06/01/2026

Third-Place Playoff Preview: Kasuliyili FC vs Gbullung Lurikpaa FC in Dr. Do Good Tournament

As the 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 nears its emotional close, attention turns to the third-place playoff on Tuesday, January 6, at DA Park, where semifinal losers Kasuliyili FC and Gbullung Lurikpaa FC will battle for bronze.

This Ghana Northern Region event, a beacon for community unity through sport, has seen both teams deliver standout performances despite their recent defeats—Kasuliyili falling 0-2 to Nyankpala Shooting Stars and Gbullung succumbing 1-3 to defending champions Kpachi FC. With pride on the line, this match offers a chance for redemption and a positive end to their campaigns in a tournament that emphasizes harmony over rivalry.

Kasuliyili FC, who thrilled fans with their group-stage upset over Kpachi, bring an attacking edge led by Sulemana Alhassan and Abdulai Abdul Salam, each with two goals. Their high-scoring style could exploit Gbullung's defensive vulnerabilities, but they'll need to shore up their own backline after a shutout loss.

Gbullung Lurikpaa FC, meanwhile, rely on key contributors like Iddi Illiasu John and Alhassan Alhassan Alhassan for inspiration, aiming to build on their gritty 1-0 group win over WARICHOGU FC. Kickoff at 3:00 PM promises an open, entertaining affair as both sides seek to honor the tournament's peace-building spirit.

The Dr. Do Good Initiative's playoff serves as more than consolation—it's a celebration of resilience and sportsmanship, uniting players and fans in shared purpose.

While the final looms large, this matchup highlights the depth of talent in the region, ensuring every participant leaves with memories of camaraderie. Win or lose, Kasuliyili and Gbullung embody the event's core message, paving the way for Wednesday's grand finale.

06/01/2026

6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026

FT SEMI-FINALS 2

Kpachi FC 3️⃣-1️⃣ Gbullung Lurikpaa FC
Amandu Abdul Basit ⚽️ (Lurikpaa)
Baba Mohammed ⚽️ (Kpachi)
Fuseini Yakubu ⚽️ (Kpachi)
Mohammed Hussain ⚽️ (Kpachi)

Kpachi FC Power Past Gbullung to Set Up Dream Final in Dr. Do Good Peace Tournament

The 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 edged closer to its climax on Monday, January 5, as defending champions Kpachi FC booked their place in the final with a commanding 3-1 victory over Gbullung Lurikpaa FC in the second semifinal at DA Park.

This grassroots initiative in Ghana's Northern Region, championing unity and fair play through football, has captivated local communities throughout, and this match exemplified the high stakes and passion involved. Kpachi's win sets up an intriguing final against Nyankpala Shooting Stars on Wednesday at DA Park, while Gbullung will face Kasuliyili FC in Tuesday's third-place playoff.

With goals flowing and resilience on display, the semifinal reinforced the tournament's role in building bridges amid competitive spirit.

Kpachi FC turned the game on its head after an early setback, overcoming Amandu Abdul Basit's opener for Gbullung with a second-half surge. Baba Mohammed leveled the scores with a composed finish, before tournament top scorer Fuseini Yakubu added his fourth goal of the competition to take the lead, and Mohammed Hussain sealed the deal with a late strike.

Gbullung, who had impressed by finishing second in Group B, showed promise but couldn't match Kpachi's experience and depth, highlighting the champions' determination to retain their crown.

As the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament nears its conclusion, Kpachi's performance embodies the event's ethos of perseverance and teamwork, inspiring participants and spectators alike.

With the final promising a clash of styles between Kpachi's attacking flair and Nyankpala's defensive solidity, fans can expect a fitting end to this celebration of peace through sport. The third-place match adds another layer of excitement, ensuring every team leaves with pride in this unifying endeavor.

05/01/2026

Kpachi FC vs Gbullung lurikpaa FC

05/01/2026

6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 | SEMI-FINALS |

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Kasuliyili FC 0️⃣-2️⃣ Nyankpala Shooting stars
Nasir Abdul Rafik ⚽️ (NSS)
Yussif Manan ⚽️ (NSS)

Nyankpala Shooting Stars Cruise to Final with Semifinal Shutout in Dr. Do Good Tournament

The knockout fervor of the 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 reached new heights on Sunday, January 4, as Nyankpala Shooting Stars secured a spot in the final with a dominant 2-0 victory over Kasuliyili FC in the first semifinal at Sari Park. This inspiring event in Ghana's Northern Region, dedicated to bridging communities through football, showcased Nyankpala's unbeaten run extending into the playoffs, underlining their tactical prowess and team unity. Kasuliyili, fresh off their upset win against defending champions Kpachi FC in the group stage, put up a valiant fight but couldn't breach the Shooting Stars' defense, setting up an exciting path forward in this peace-promoting competition.

Nyankpala Shooting Stars controlled the match from the outset, with Nasir Abdul Rafik opening the scoring through a precise finish, followed by Yussif Manan's clinical goal to double the lead and seal the result. The duo's efforts highlighted Nyankpala's attacking efficiency, while their backline maintained a clean sheet, frustrating Kasuliyili's attempts to mount a comeback. Despite strong individual performances from Kasuliyili's key players like Sulemana Alhassan, the semifinal underscored Nyankpala's superior organization, earning them a well-deserved advancement.
As the Dr. Do Good Initiative continues to foster harmony among local teams, Nyankpala now awaits the winner of Monday's semifinal between Kpachi FC and Gbullung Lurikpaa FC at DA Park. This victory not only positions the Shooting Stars as favorites for the title but also exemplifies the tournament's ethos of sportsmanship and community bonding. With the third-place match on Tuesday and the grand final on Wednesday, both at DA Park, fans can anticipate more memorable moments in this celebration of peace through football.

04/01/2026

Semifinal Sparks Fly: Kasuliyili FC vs Nyankpala Shooting Stars in Dr. Do Good Peace Tournament

The knockout stage of the 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 ignites today, January 4, with a highly anticipated semifinal clash between Kasuliyili FC and Nyankpala Shooting Stars at Sari Park.

This community-driven event in Ghana's Northern Region, aimed at fostering unity and sportsmanship, has already delivered thrills through its group phase, and now the stakes soar as teams battle for a spot in the final. Kasuliyili, who stunned defending champions Kpachi FC in their last group match to secure second place in Group A, enter as underdogs but buoyed by their high-scoring form. Meanwhile, Nyankpala Shooting Stars topped Group B unbeaten, showcasing defensive resilience and clinical attacks that make them favorites in this peace-promoting showdown.

Kasuliyili FC's journey has been marked by comeback heroics, led by top scorers like Sulemana Alhassan and Abdulai Abdul Salam, who each netted twice in the group stage. Their 4-3 thriller against Kpachi highlighted an explosive offense capable of overturning deficits, but they'll need to tighten up defensively against Nyankpala's solid backline, which conceded just two goals in three matches.

The Shooting Stars, powered by Salifu Mohammed's brace and contributions from Yussif Seidu and Ziblim Abdul Rahaman, have drawn twice but won when it mattered, positioning them as a balanced threat. Kickoff at 3:00 PM promises edge-of-the-seat action, with both sides embodying the tournament's spirit of fair play.

As the Dr. Do Good Initiative continues to unite local communities through football, this semifinal not only spotlights emerging talents but also reinforces messages of harmony amid competition. Fans can expect a tactical battle, with Kasuliyili's flair clashing against Nyankpala's discipline—potentially decided by key moments from star players. The winner advances to Wednesday's final at DA Park, while the loser heads to Tuesday's third-place playoff. Stay tuned for live updates and join the celebration of peace through sport!

02/01/2026

6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026

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Fri 2 Jan: Kasuliyili FC 4️⃣-3️⃣ Kpachi FC
Sulemana Alhassan ⚽️⚽️ (Kasuliyili)
Abdul Gafaru Miftawu ⚽️ (Kasuliyili)
Abdulai Abdul Salam ⚽️(Kasuliyili)
Abdul Rahaman Abdul Basam ⚽️(Kpachi)
Yakubu Fuseini ⚽️(Kpachi)
Sumani Arafat ⚽️(Kpachi)

Fri 2 Jan: Gbullung Lurikpaa FC 1️⃣-0️⃣ WARICHOGU FC
Iddi Illiasu John ⚽️ (Lurikpaa)

Defending Champs Stunned as Kasuliyili FC Steal the Show in Dr. Do Good Tournament Finale
The group stage of the 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 wrapped up in spectacular fashion on Friday, January 2, with heart-pounding drama that redefined the path to the semifinals in Ghana's Northern Region. This community-centric event, dedicated to promoting peace and camaraderie through football, saw Kasuliyili FC deliver a shocking 4-3 upset over defending champions Kpachi FC in Group A, while Gbullung Lurikpaa FC edged out WARICHOGU FC 1-0 in Group B.

Played under vibrant atmospheres at Sari Park and Nyankpala D/A Park, these final matches not only determined the qualifiers but also highlighted the tournament's unpredictability, where underdogs rose to challenge favorites. As the knockout phase looms on Sunday, the results underscore the initiative's success in uniting local teams in spirited competition.

In Group A at Sari Park, Kasuliyili FC orchestrated a remarkable comeback to defeat Kpachi FC 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller that kept fans on their toes. Sulemana Alhassan led the charge with a brace, supported by goals from Abdul Gafaru Miftawu and Abdulai Abdul Salam, overcoming Kpachi's efforts from Abdul Rahaman Abdul Basam, Yakubu Fuseini, and Sumani Arafat. This victory catapults Kasuliyili into the semifinals alongside Kpachi, who top the group on goal difference despite the loss, marking a bold statement from the victors in this peace-building spectacle.

Group B's decider at Nyankpala D/A Park was a more measured affair, with Gbullung Lurikpaa FC securing a 1-0 win over WARICHOGU FC thanks to Iddi Illiasu John's solitary strike. The result propels Gbullung into second place, joining leaders Nyankpala Shooting Stars in the semifinals, while WARICHOGU bow out despite a valiant campaign.

As the Dr. Do Good Tournament shifts to knockouts, these outcomes celebrate the event's ethos of fair play and community spirit, with semifinals promising even more excitement ahead.

02/01/2026

Final Group Stage Matches—Fri 2 Jan 2026:
Group A: Kasuliyili FC 🆚 Kpachi FC (Sari Park)
Group B: Gbullung Lurikpaa FC 🆚 WARICHOGU FC (D/A Park)

02/01/2026

LEAGUE TABLE UPDATE

02/01/2026

6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026

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Thur: 1st Jan: Tuusima FC 0️⃣-2️⃣ Kpachi FC
Mohammed Abdulai ⚽️ (Kpachi)
Fuseini Yakubu ⚽️ (Kpachi)

Thur: 1st Jan: Nyankpala Shooting Stars 2️⃣-2️⃣ WARICHOGU FC
Yussif Seidu ⚽️(NSS)
Issah Abubakari ⚽️ (WARICHOGU)
Fuseini Zakaria ⚽️ (WARICHOGU)
Salifu Mohammed ⚽️(NSS)

Kpachi FC Assert Dominance as New Year Kicks Off with Goals in Dr. Do Good Tournament

The 6th edition of the Dr. Do Good Community Peace Tournament 2025/2026 ushered in 2026 with a bang on Thursday, January 1, as Matchday 5 delivered commanding performances and dramatic draws in Ghana's Northern Region.

This grassroots event, focused on building bridges through football, saw defending champions Kpachi FC solidify their position atop Group A with a convincing 2-0 win over Tuusima FC, while Nyankpala Shooting Stars and WARICHOGU FC shared the spoils in a lively 2-2 stalemate in Group B.

Played amid festive crowds at Sari Park and Nyankpala D/A Park, these results have intensified the battle for semifinal spots, with only one group match remaining for each team.

As communities rally around the tournament's message of peace and unity, the action continues to inspire both on and off the pitch.

In Group A at Sari Park, Kpachi FC showcased their championship pedigree by blanking Tuusima FC 2-0 in a match that highlighted their defensive solidity and clinical finishing.

Mohammed Abdulai opened the scoring with a powerful strike, and Fuseini Yakubu added his second goal of the tournament to seal the victory, propelling Kpachi to six points from two games. Tuusima, who had started strongly, struggled to break through and now sit precariously in second place, needing results to go their way in the final round.

Group B's clash at Nyankpala D/A Park was a goal-filled affair, with Nyankpala Shooting Stars twice coming from behind to earn a 2-2 draw against WARICHOGU FC.

Yussif Seidu and Salifu Mohammed (his second of the competition) netted for the Shooting Stars, while Issah Abubakari and Fuseini Zakaria replied for WARICHOGU, keeping both sides in the hunt for advancement.

This resilient display epitomizes the tournament's spirit, where every goal fosters camaraderie. With the final group matches set for Friday, anticipation builds for who will emerge in the semifinals of this peace-promoting spectacle.

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