1964-65

Sekondi Hasaacas were back into the first division, after two seasons in the wilderness over the Modibo Toe affair, and together with Wassaman, they increased the number of participants to a record 20.

The league started in December 1964 and after a brief suspension to make room for the hosting of the maiden African Cup of Champion Clubs, it was finally called off in October 1965 after 30 matches. The numerous international assignments were responsible for the abridgement.

Once more Asante Kotoko, led by bull-dozer Kwadwo Mfum, were in a clear lead and could not be denied the title they so richly deserved.

The fabulous club were leading with 50 points, followed by Hearts, 45 points. This was the season the Army team was christened Defence Stars. Three bottom clubs, Fankobaa, Harbour City and Wassaman, were relegated.
---Kotoko Express