The main aim of the competition is to create a platform for upcoming talents to showcase their skills and to help develop community football in Ghana.

This year’s tournament had 16 teams from two zones in the Greater Accra Region competing for slots in the grand finale.

The Zone A Preliminary Tournament was held at the Lord’s Wembley Stadium in Sukura and saw former champions Alphon Zu and home team Lord’s Wembley Football Club secure their positions in the final. In Zone B, Mac Dan FC from Labadi and City Stars from Adabraka also secured their positions in the final.

Apart from cash prizes for the top-performing teams, they also received donations of sports training equipment from Betway.

Commenting on this year’s gala, former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah explained that he will be joined by other ex-footballers and scouts to watch the tournament, which could turn out to be a great opportunity for upcoming players to show off their skills.

“I have collaborated with Betway on the 12th Man, Betway Up and Betway Talent Search programmes. All of these initiatives focus on helping develop sports in Ghana. The Betway Stephen Appiah Cup 2022, which is the second edition, will also offer upcoming players an opportunity to showcase their talents and help grow the level of skill in our local communities. I urge all footballers to take advantage of such initiatives to help build their football career,” he said

The grand final is scheduled to take place on April 8, 2022, at the Stephen Appiah Sports Complex in Mambrobi.