Division One League side Inter Allies have lodged an appeal against the decision of the Disciplinary Committee(DC) of the Ghana Football Association(GFA) that found the club culpable for match fixing and manipulation.

This follows the clubs involvement in match fixing in the 2020/2021 Ghana Premier League match day 34 game with AshGold SC.

"That at the end of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League season, Inter Allies FC shall be demoted to the Division Two League in accordance with Article 6(3)(h) of the GFA Disciplinary Code 2019.

" That a fine of GHc100,000.00 is imposed on Inter Allies FC in accordance with Article 6(1)(c) and Article 6(4) of the GFA Disciplinary Code 2019" the DC's verdict read.

In the said match the miners defeated Inter Allies who at the time had been relegated to the Division One by 7-0.

After the game, then defender of Inter Allies Hashmin Musah who scored two comical own goals revealed in a radio interview that he deliberately scored the two own goals to foil a 5-0 score line he heard before the game .

After the events of the game, many have been waiting with bated breath for the GFA to crack the whip which they have finally done.

The club in a statement have revealed that they have appealed the decision to demote them to the third tier of Ghana Football.

"Inter Allies on Tuesday filed a formal appeal with the Ghana Football Association’s Appeals Committee, challenging the match manipulation sanction."

"Our appeal is against the decision of the D.C. sanctioning Inter Allies FC by demoting the club to the Division Two League and the payment of a GHC 100,000.00 fine" it read.