The National Sports Authority (NSA) has announced ticket prices and spectator access arrangements for Ghana’s next international football match at the Essipong Sports Stadium in the Western Region.
In a public notice issued on Friday, November 13, 2026, the Authority outlined five ticket categories, with prices ranging from GH¢50 to GH¢250.
Tickets for the VVIP section will sell at GH¢250, while those for the VIP Red Seats will cost GH¢150.
Spectators seeking seats in the Yellow and Green sections will each pay GH¢100, while tickets for non-seated areas will be sold at GH¢50, with availability limited to 2,000.
The NSA also announced special arrangements for students, indicating that the remaining designated non-seated areas will be reserved exclusively for students who present valid student identification cards.
The arrangement will, however, be subject to crowd-control and stadium safety requirements.
The Authority said strict access control measures would be enforced to ensure the safety and orderly movement of spectators during the match.
Under the arrangements, ticket holders will only be allowed into the specific sections indicated on their tickets, with movement between designated sections prohibited.
It further stressed that all fixed seats would be reserved strictly for spectators holding valid tickets for the respective seating areas.
The NSA also cautioned that accreditation cards would not automatically grant seating privileges, explaining that accredited officials, personnel and other authorised individuals must obtain valid tickets for designated seating sections to occupy spectator seats.
Security personnel and stewards will be deployed at entry points and designated sections to ensure compliance with the ticket classifications and access restrictions.
The Authority has urged supporters to cooperate with security personnel and stadium officials to ensure a safe and orderly match-day experience.
The announcement comes ahead of Ghana’s return fixture against Somalia at the Essipong Sports Stadium on Monday, November 16, 2026, as the Black Stars continue their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign.
