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GPL : KNOW YOUR GPL WINNERS SINCE 1956 AS THE LEAGUE STARTS THIS WEEK.

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1956         Accra Hearts of Oak

1958         Accra Hearts of Oak

1959-60   Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1960-61   Sekondi Eleven Wise

1961-62   Hearts of Oak

1962-63   Accra Real Republicans

1963-64   Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1964-65   Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1967        Cape Coast Ebusua Dwarfs (Knock-out)

1967-68  Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1969       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1970       Accra Great Olympics

1971       Accra Hearts of Oak

1972       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1973       Accra Hearts of Oak

1974       Accra Great Olympics

1975       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1976      Accra Hearts Of Oak

1977       Sekondi Hasaacas

1978       Accra Hearts Of Oak

1979       Accra Hearts Of Oak

1980       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1981       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1982       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1983       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1984       Accra Hearts of Oak

1984-85 Accra Hearts of Oak

1985-86 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1987      Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1988-89 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1989-90 Accra Hearts of Oak

1990-91 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1992       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1993       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

1993-94  Obuasi Goldfields

1994-95  Obuasi Goldfields

1995-96  Obuasi Goldfields

1996-97 Accra Hearts of Oak

1997-98 Accra Hearts of Oak

1999       Accra Hearts of Oak

2000       Accra Hearts of Oak

2001       Accra Hearts of Oak

2002       Accra Hearts of Oak

2003       Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2004-05 Accra Hearts of Oak

2005      Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2006-07 Accra Hearts of Oak

2007-08 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2008-09 Accra Hearts of Oak

2009-10 Dormaa Aduana Stars

2010-11 Berekum Chelsea

2011-12 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2012-13 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2013-14 Kumasi Asante Kotoko

2015      Obuasi AshantiGold

2016      Wa All-Stars

2017      Dormaa Aduana Stars

Note: Goldfields is now AshantiGold SC and Wa All Stars has been renamed as Legon Cities.

During the 1956 league, some of the clubs pulled out of the competition, and the FA ordered to end the competition and declared Hearts Of Oak winners of the Competition.

The 1966 league season started after the Coup d’etat on 24th February and during the season, some clubs withdrew from the competition due to the unemployment of some players, and the league was canceled after week 23. Some clubs were having 2 outstanding games others 1. Asante Kotoko was having 3 outstanding games but withdrew from the Competition. Since the outstanding games would have had a bearing on the top of the table, the GFA after calling the league to an end did not declare B/A United winners even though they were on the top of the table at that moment.

Only first-round games were played during the 1977 season due to the country’s preparation to host the Africa Cup Of Nations tournament in 1978. Sekondi Hasaacas were declared winners of the Competition.

During the 2004-05 season, the league was played in two zones. The Northern Zone and the Southern Zone in other to meet the European Football Calendar the next season. The winners of the two zones played a decider in other to have a league Champion. Hearts of Oak beat Asante Kotoko 1-0 to win the League season.

Number of Titles

Kumasi Asante Kotoko    – 23

Accra Hearts of Oak         – 20

Obuasi AshantiGold         – 4

Accra Great Olympics      – 2

Dormaa Aduana Stars      – 2

Sekondi Eleven Wise        – 1

Accra Real Republicans   – 1

Cape Coast Ebusua Dwarfs -1

Sekondi Hasaacas            – 1

Berekum Chelsea               – 1

Accra Legon Cities            – 1

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